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The shades were up, and there was a roaring fire in the stove; the teakettle was singing and bubbling as it sent out a cloud of steam, and pushed over its capacious nose was a half sheet of note paper with "Compliments of Rebecca" scrawled on it. Such a cunning teakettle and saucepan, and a t^te-. Peter shuffled to his feet, caught up the teakettle and mixed him some hot water and whiskey. |
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