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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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xxviii.
Apples
and
pears,
cut
into
quarters
and
stripped
of
the
rind,
baked
with
a
little
water
and
sugar,
and
eaten
with
boiled
rice,
are
capital
food
for
children.
xxix.
A
leather
strap,
with
a
buckle
to
fasten,
is
much
more
commodious
than
a
cord
for
a
box
in
general
use
for
short
distances;
cording
and
uncording
is
a
tedious
job.
xxx.
After
washing,
overlook
linen,
and
stitch
on
buttons,
hooks
and
eyes,
&c.;
for
this
purpose
keep
a
"house-wife's
friend,"
full
of
miscellaneous
threads,
cottons,
buttons:
hooks,
&c.
xxxi.
For
ventilation
open
your
windows
both
at
top
and
bottom.
The
fresh
air
rushed
in
one
way,
while
the
foul
escapes
the
other.
This
is
letting
in
your
friend
and
expelling
your
enemy.
xxxii.
There
is
not
any
real
economy
in
purchasing
cheap
calico
for
night-shirts.
Cheap
calico
soon
wears
into
holes,
and
becomes
discoloured
in
washing.
xxxiii.
Sitting
to
sew
by
candle-light
at
a
table
with
a
dark
cloth
on
it
is
injurious
to
the
eyesight.
When
no
other
remedy
presents
itself,
put
a
sheel
of
white
paper
before
you.
xxxiv.
Persons
very
commonly
complain
of
indigestion;
how
can
it
be
wondered
at,
when
they
seem,
by
their
habit
of
swallowing
their
food
wholesale,
to
forget
for
what
purpose
they
are
provided
with
teeth.
xxxv.
Never
allow
your
servants
to
put
wiped
knives
on
your
table,
for,
generally
speaking,
you
may
see
that
that
have
been
wiped
with
a
dirty
cloth.
If
a
knife
is
brightly
cleaned,
they
are
compelled
to
use
a
clean
cloth.
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