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The Diary of a Nobody
·
George Grossmith Weedon Grossmith
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APRIL
4.
Tradesmen
still
calling;
Carrie
being
out,
I
arranged
to
deal
with
Horwin,
who
seemed
a
civil
butcher
with
a
nice
clean
shop.
Ordered
a
shoulder
of
mutton
for
to-morrow,
to
give
him
a
trial.
Carrie
arranged
with
Borset,
the
butterman,
and
ordered
a
pound
of
fresh
butter,
and
a
pound
and
a
half
of
salt
ditto
for
kitchen,
and
a
shilling’s
worth
of
eggs.
In
the
evening,
Cummings
unexpectedly
dropped
in
to
show
me
a
meerschaum
pipe
he
had
won
in
a
raffle
in
the
City,
and
told
me
to
handle
it
carefully,
as
it
would
spoil
the
colouring
if
the
hand
was
moist.
He
said
he
wouldn’t
stay,
as
he
didn’t
care
much
for
the
smell
of
the
paint,
and
fell
over
the
scraper
as
he
went
out.
Must
get
the
scraper
removed,
or
else
I
shall
get
into
a
scrape.
I
don’t
often
make
jokes.
APRIL
5.—
Two
shoulders
of
mutton
arrived,
Carrie
having
arranged
with
another
butcher
without
consulting
me.
Gowing
called,
and
fell
over
scraper
coming
in.
Must
get
that
scraper
removed.
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