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On Our Selection

CHAPTER XXI
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The parson had not, but said he did n't want any, and implored Mother not to put herself about on his account.

He only required a cup of tea--nothing else whatever.
Mother was delighted, and got the tea gladly.

Still she was not satisfied.

She would be hospitable.

She said: "Won't you try a scone with it, Mr.Macpherson ?" And the parson said he would--"just one." Mother passed the rescued scone along, and awkwardly apologised for the absence of plates.


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