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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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[BE
TEMPERATE
IN
ALL
THINGS.]
461.
Polishing
Knives
with
Charcoal.
Charcoal
Powder
will
be
found
a
very
good
thing
to
give
knives
a
first-rate
polish.
462.
Preventing
Wear.
A
bonnet
and
trimmings
may
be
worn
a
much
longer
time,
if
the
dust
be
brushed
well
off
after
walking.
463.
Good
Examples.
Much
knowledge
may
be
obtained
by
the
good
housewife
observing
how
things
are
managed
in
well-regulated
families.
464.
Apple
Pips.
Apples
intended
for
dumplings
should
not
have
the
core
taken
out
of
them,
as
the
pips
impart
a
delicious
flavour
to
the
dumpling.
465.
Rice
Pudding.
A
rice
pudding
is
excellent
without
either
eggs
or
sugar,
if
baked
gently:
it
keeps
better
without
eggs.
466.
"Wilful
Waste
makes
Woeful
Want."
Do
not
cook
a
fresh
joint
whilst
any
of
the
last
remains
uneaten
--hash
it
up,
and
with
gravy
and
a
little
management,
eke
out
another
day's
dinner.
467.
Shanks
of
Mutton.
The
shanks
of
mutton
make
a
good
stock
for
nearly
any
kind
of
gravy,
and
they
are
very
cheap--a
dozen
may
be
had
for
a
penny,
enough
to
make
a
quart
of
delicious
soup.
468.
Lack
of
Fresh
Air.
Thick
curtains,
closely
drawn
around
the
bed,
are
very
injurious,
because
they
not
only
confine
the
effluvia
thrown
off
from
our
bodies
whilst
in
bed,
but
interrupt
the
current
of
pure
air.
469.
Regular
Accounting.
Regularity
in
the
payment
of
accounts
is
essential
to
housekeeping.
All
tradesmen's
bills
should
be
paid
weekly,
for
then
any
errors
can
be
detected
whilst
the
transactions
are
fresh
in
the
memory.
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White-out
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Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
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Purify
Undo
Redo
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