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Temuka Leader, Issue 1942, 12 September 1889, Page 4

At a Gaelic Society in Inverness a Highland factor exhibited a whisky ! bottle and glass used by the Munros of Foulis on rent-days in the middle of the 17th century. . The bottle holds gallons and the glass 2f wineglassfuls of whisky—a very stiff dram, even for a Highlander. Edith (who has not yet been allowed to make changes of clothing for the spring): “Mamma, I should think Mrs Bronx was rushing the season. Lulu had on a light spring dress yesterday, and she says she has changed ” Mamma: “My child, how frequently have I requested you to employ more chaste expressions in your speech ? ‘ Bushing the. season,’ indeed!” Edith (dolefully, remembering former rhetorical substitutions): “What would you have me say, Mamma?” Mamma: “‘Anticipating her climatic environment,’ would be appropriate and elegant.”

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