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Bread and butter for her with a pot of marmalade, an egg--at this time of year certainly an egg--for him And tinned peaches Eaten with teaspoons out of saucers," said Gorman, "and they'll enjoy them far more than you did that lobster salad at Scott's I'm sure they will.— Gossamer 1915
Jam and marmalade are the only things we're allowed, except plain cakes Tea on the first afternoon was generally an exciting occasion at St. Chad's. There were so many greetings between old friends, so much news and such various topics to be discussed, that conversation, in a sufficiently subdued undertone, went on very briskly.— The New Girl at St. Chad's A Story of School Life

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