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"Mother," Clarence says, the morning after the dinner party, "when does Harold intend to take his children home? I'm sure they are quite a pest to us; they are continually here!"
"If they were gone, " interjects Rose, who is sitting by the fire warming her little poodle, as she puts the woollen bootees on the canine paws"if those children were gone, that would end our trouble, because there would be no need then for the cook to masquerade as the governess."