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S WITH GRATITUDE FOR THEIR MANY HELPFUL KINDNESSES. [Illustration] "HE WHO HAS A THOUSAND FRIENDS, HAS NEVER A ONE TO SPARE." THE HOUSEKEEPER'S SYMPHONY "To do the best that I can, from morn till night. And pray for added strength with coming light; To make the family income reach alway, With some left over for a rainy day; To do distasteful things with happy face, To try and keep the odds and ends in place. To smile instead of frown at Fate, Which placed me in a family always late For meals; to do the sewing, mending and The thousand small things always near at hand, And do them always with a cheerful heart, Because in life they seem to be my part; To know the place of everything and keep It there, to think, to plan, to cook, to sweep, To brew, to bake, to answer questions, To be the mainspring of the family clock. (Or that effect) and see that no tick, tock Is out of time or tune, or soon or late, This is the only symphony which I Can ever hope to operate." MARION WILEY. CONTENTS I Mary's Letter Received at Clear Spring Farm II Mary's Arrival at the Farm III Schuggenhaus Township IV John Landis V The Old Farm-House and Garden VI Mary Confides in "Aunt Sarah" and Gives Her Views on Suffrage for Women VII Professor Schmidt VIII Uses of An Old-Fashioned Wardrobe IX Poetry and Pie X Sibylla Linsabigler XI New Colonial Rag Rugs XII Mary Imitates Navajo Blankets XIII "The Girls' Camp Fire" Organized by Mary XIV Mary Makes "Violet and Rose Leaf" Beads XV Mary and Elizabeth Visit Sadie Singmaster XVI The Old Parlor Made Beautiful (Modernized) XVII An Old Song Evening XVIII A Visit to the "Pennsylvania Palisades" XIX Mary Is Taught to Make Pastry, Patties and Rosenkuchcen XX Old Potteries and Decorated Dishes XXI The Value of Wholesome, Nutritious Food XXII A Variety of Cakes Evolved From One Recipe XXIII The Old "Taufschien" XXIV The Old Store on the Ridge Road XXV An Elbadritchel Hunt XXVI The Old Shanghai Rooster XXVII A "Potato Pretzel" XXVIII Faithful Service XXIX Mary, Ralph, Jake and Sibylla Visit the Allentown Fair XXX Fritz Schmidt Explores Durham Cave XXXI Mary's Marriage ILLUSTRATIONS Mary Aunt Sarah The
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