Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-07


the main pint. A potater pudden, of all pu1
Gens, has got to be baked jest right. For if i
baies leetle too much, its apt to dry up--anC
then agin, if it don't bake quite enough, it,.
| sure to taste potatery, and that spilcs it, you
know
How long should you think p
Wal, that depends good deal on the heat o
your oven. Il you have very hot oven, il
won't do to leave it in too long, aud if yout
oven aint so very hot, why you'll BE- necessita
ted to leave it in longer
well, how can tell any thing abou, it I?
Why, always let EN- bake tll Ithink they
are done-tHsts The alest way. ! make it d
pint TO have EN- baked exactly right. H. yer,
important 10 all kinds Of blkin,' cakes aud pies
bread, puddens and every thins--to have them
baked precisely long enough, and jest right
Some to!ks don't seem 10 have no system N all
about their bthin. One time they'll burn their
bread to cr,sp, and then agil it will be 40
slack faint tit 10 eat. Nothing hurts my feel
ms 50 much, as to see things oyerdono or slack
baked. lI'ie, only t'other day, l. ry, the girl
that ilrs P!Ilpot dismissed yesterday, come
within an ace y leitin my bread burn up. Ny
back was turned mint, and what should she
d. but 20 to s'u.n IN wood at the awluIest rate.
Ii hmdn found it out jest when did, my
bread would have been split as true as IN 1--we
woman. Jupiter Rammin! ! was about as
much decomposed as ever allow myself to git.
| tod Miss PHiipoi wouldn't stan it no longer;
one ot Us must quit--Lurry or Inc must walk.
so you have no rule about baking this puG-
ding?
No rule = said Mudlaw, with look Of in
tense surprise
Yes, said Mrs. Darling. you seem 10 have
no rule for any thing about it,
Nv rue screamed the indignant COON,
S."'un3 up ""iIe her feu !ace gre" Ten '''neS
,."'o'' anu "G' "''o 0,"oN eyes s""PPPd WIN
-A"o '"t p'an'eu n@'fe'' ~ front oi AiT,.
''"s' e'V.""4 "er Hes"E Inquire u rs Iu'
nelS'' VI mJ'9uc uu'"plness' ana extending
.'el 'o'e l"Ser ga 1t te'c"ed an Alarming pro-
t'"I''E !" ''i''' '""y nose 40 iu'e9 90
y gu te" me ~ no rHles! Me, t"at cooked IN
.'e ilrst l"'Hes Tor hieen years. and gn sallsN
'"''o'' " oe 'o'u ny s"cH do ~" Inat h"Ih'
NO y" 'eS' -
nus lar "au N.ud'aW Proceeded' ana ! know
NV u W'"t 'sns'n sue "o",d nave allowed
ri phi1 Nv, 'e %o Tl, e';,"','s vi
SON of yhnn, NV, s'r"J s"','a,.ha, so p'
t,cnlary ,',s ,;n, n ,tT j., pt' ,
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o,vn Ln1Inions +, cont Lar f-r., p,
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phiIn,t nnsr.'.u f,1, ,Le IiI,rar, rv,,e,o sI,o
had bac, sr,,l'1,,, I,. sI,,a, 1;r.,,r ,,', i',
,.rvia,y r,,,y'a,,r7,,', I.L.,a,,l NINA,
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."atlda, my GEAR sad the Colonel, this is
I"'c an unexpected pleasure, ior really, Ms
-
'"u t" c'.'F"'e u
GA "o' come i'' mat purpose rep"eu MIS-
n4t"n@' "Ho' now 'Hat ahe sa" thfonGh COL
fH"poI' deSp'seu MN fHofongN'y' ana was not
"'I"'u 10 iel nun ""o" 't' Notwithstanding he
oe'""aeu % ''e at's'"cFacy oi our town.
1""'e ol an c'''''' "Hd your COOK hd' Eol very
'n"Iy Win lie ''f 'o'"o 'easoh' SG"'ceiy KNOW
VIM. =, go,
Iuor HHu'a", sdiG Mrs. IhIipot, ANXIOUS
10 screen her MAIN stay from the Colonel dis
P'e'su',, yti leeit"9 'he necessity OF some ap9l-
ory I" Mt'' DHt'!NS' 'f"ur Mud'aw / don
"''" s"e '"'e"0eu u oe '"ue'
what ! has the cook been rude to Mrs. Dal-
lns? exclaimed Col, y.
'Aot rude, exactly, dear, bat YOU know she
IS 81 sensitive a51u, everything connected with
her department, aud she fancieI that Mrs. Dar-
hng called her skill in question, and became
somewhat excited
'Quds excited, should call it,, said Mrs. D.
with smile.
Aud she has dared to treat Mrs. Darling
rudely , said Col. r., apparently much agIat-
ed. 'Saamelu! disgraccful tie wretch aha Il
,utl,'r for 1t to think that 4 lady like Mrs. Oar.
hing, should be n.u,ed by a cook il my hous.
too!
And Just before election, too: it is pity !!
said Mrs. Darling quefy. az she rose, and
wishing them good morning, departed, leaving
Col. Pnilpot lost in aston shaen. Her last re-
mark rendered necessary some explanation
from Mrs. F. Size was compelled to repeat
some par, OF the conversation that had taken
place IN the kitchen which though suitcned
down as much as possible, WAS sufficient TO
roUse the Colouei's Indignation to the highest
pttch for he saw al once, that Darling was
lost.
lie gave his silly wife hearty blow up, but
upon Mud.aw hs wrath fell heaviest. No en~
treaties OF her mistress could 'ave her; she was
commanded 10 gait the promises, to trap jor,.-
tOnh, 'ior beng rnie to VISITORS Bat MudIAW
knew well enough the real reason OF her dis