"Mummy," said little Alice, "may I have another piece of sugar?" "But you've had three pieces already," pointed out her mother. "Just one more, mummy," pleaded the small child. "All right, then. But this must be the last." "Thank you, mummy—but I must say you've got no will-power." "What are the meal hours, here, porter?" "Breakfast, 6 to 11; lunch, 11 to 3; dinner, 3 to 8." "How absurd! What time is there left for seeing the town?"
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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4810, 14 July 1939, Page 2
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