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I met hex on the racing tarf, The sweetest girl I ever saw, I joined her in the social surf Her wish is now my highest law. I carry parasol and fan, Poor oat my love on bended knee, Bat I'm not in her future plan 1 love her, bat she don't lore me I THIS YEAB. Time harries on. Another year We meet, &nd greet as strangers do* Sad, that she should have grown less dear, Yet phe ia fair, and willing, too. At social party, drive or call She smiles— my pulses do not stir, 'Tia bat a toss of fortune's ball. She loves me, but I don't love her. liATEB. Congratulations now are dae, We've just exchanged oar solemn troth; Made for each other in the blue, 'Twaß love at first sight with ua both. BAEKD BIOFFED HADDOCK. Bab one and one-half ounces o! bread cramba and one ounce of dripping weU together : one desertspoonf ol of chopped parsley, one onion, a little salt and pepper. Bind all together with one tablespoonfal of milk. Staff the haddock with the mixture, sew it ap neatly and pat it into a baking pan. Broih it over with melted drippings or batter. Sprinkle it with one ounce, of bread orambs and bake in a moderate oven, basting it ceoa. sionallv.
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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 4257, 13 July 1895, Page 2 (Supplement)
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