The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-01-03
Mrs, Lee Jeune'S
Pudding


ers but Mrs. lie Jeune looked tired
and disheveled. Her hair did not look
as If it had been combed, and she did
not appear to nave dressed for din
ner Mary, the maid, was bringing in
the soup.
Freddie, dear said Mrs. LIE Jeune
you cant imagine how tired | am
I've worked in the kitchen all the
afternoon, making na pudding for
dinner. | made it cry bit myself
out of my new cookbook that Aunt
Maria gave me for a wedding pres
emit"
Couldn't Mary make ito" inquired
Mr.. lie Jeune.
Mrs. lie Jeune paused a moment
before replying. Then she said with
a slight accession of dignity: "Of
course, Mary could make it. But
wanted to make it myself-for you
Don't you want your wife to know
how to cooke"
Sure" said Mr.. LIE Jeune'; every
woman ought to know how to cook
What's that on the front of your
dress?''
Mrs. lie Jeune scratched the front
of her shirt-waist with her finger nail
ION said she chats o,1v Iittle
ege that shattered ON while was
heating it,"
"N,bat,s tbe mattar with vo,,r hairo"
manfred Mr. 10 Iaune
"uau didn,t oet tin,o to cor,h II
ho,,ro it," ia NJ 10 ra,,na q
rrida cnIdIy - was hnsv with the
pudding."
Did mother cali to.dayq" said Mr.
fe Jeune who seemed to have a
thirst for information
"yes renIiel bis ,yifo "hut met
conIdp,t 500 bor ! had - sond do,yn
word that wae ont"
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MI LIE Jeuhe ate IN silence
Mary, said Mrs, lie Jeune, ''you
might Just bring in that pudding now
I'll be serving 1t while Mr.. lie Jeunt
Is finishing his roast
But aren't you going to eat any
meat? exclaimed Mr., lie Jeune.
NO, | cant eat thing, replied his
wife, YEARLY, I'm not hungry
Mi lie Jeune leaned back in his
chair knife and fork in hand,
But, my dear girl, said he, ut Ger
tainly isn't much pleasure for me tC
eat while YOU are eating nothing"
"Oh, for goodness sake, don't urge
ne, Freddie said Mrs. LIE Jeune
pcttshly; Il couldn't eat a mouthtul
he smell Of the cooking all the after
noon has taken away all my appetite,
You mean you are SO anxious tC
see me inside OF mat pudding thal
you can stop TO eat, SAID Mr.. lie
leune' saplentIS
well FRED, sad Mrs. lie Jeune
with dignity, ! certainly think it Is
unnecessary Tor you to rldicule mt
lust because It's the first pudding
ever made.
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az" ."lA' wy "eaf E'ri. ! rIulcuI'
you. i'e "A''ali''eu'
II las 'auSil me lesson She
'''' 'nueu' S"a'io"ihS haIu' =
neN"' tell YOU AGAIN "heh make any
ming, why Snoala = y oioi fhah'
any ulIeFen,e 10 you "hether MAKE
~ u mary
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