...on our hands. Flint. 'What, in the country, my dear Mifs ? not a minute—you will find all paftime and jollity there ; for what with minding the dairy, dunning the tenants, preferving and pickling, nurfing the children, fcolding the lervants, mending and making, roafling,...

...on our hands. Flint. What, in the country, my dear Mifs ? not a minute : you will find all paftime and jollity there ; for what with minding the dairy, dunning the tenants, preferving and pickling, nurfing the children, fcolding the fervants, mending and making, roafting,...

...hang heavy on our bands. FUnt, What, in the country, iny dear miss ? not a minute — you will tind all pastime and jollity there ; for what with minding...nursing the children, scolding the servants, mending and iiiiikinir. roasting, boiling, and baking, you won't have a moment to spare ; you will be merry and...

...miss? not a minute — you will (ind all pastime and jollity there ; for uhat with minding the dairr, dunning the tenants, preserving and pickling, nursing...making, roasting, boiling, and baking, you won't have a moment to spare ; you will be merry and happy as the davs are long. Miss Lin. I am afraid the days...

...on our hands. Flint. What, in the country, my dear Mifs ? not a minute : You will find all paftime and jollity there ; for what with minding the dairy,, dunning the tenants, preferving and pickling, nurfing the children, fcolding the fervants, mending and making, roafting,...

...and the time, now and then, hang heavy on our hands. Flint. What, in the country, my dear miss ? not a minute — you will find all pastime and jollity...making, roasting, boiling, and baking, you won't have a moment to spare ! you will be merry and bappy as the days are long. Mitt Lin. I am afraid the days...

...then, hang heaTy on our bands. F/'int. What, in the country, my dear miss? not a minute — you »ill find all pastime and jollity there ; for what with...scolding the servants, mending and making, roasting, boiliiiir, and baking, you won't have a moment to spare ! you «•ill be merry and happy as the days...

...union prevails, some solitary hours will intrude, and the time, now and then, hang heavy on our hands. there ; for what with minding the dairy, dunning the...making, roasting, boiling, and baking, you wo'n't have a moment to spare; you will be merry and happy as the days they are long. Miss Lin. I am afraid the days...

...now and then hang heavy on our hands." " What, in the country! my dear miss," says Flint, — " not a minute; you will find all pastime and jollity there:...baking, you won't have a minute to spare; you will he merry and happy as the days they are long." Upon this point Miss Linnett ventures a doubt, but expresses...

...vagaries ; there is ten times more pastime in fetching walks in the fields and plucking the daisies. All pastime and jollity there ! for what with minding...mending and making, roasting, boiling, and baking, you will be . merry and happy as the days they are long." Now, although most assuredly no two animals of...