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I must further advise you Harriet, not to heap such mountains of sugar in your tea, nor to pour such a deluge of cream into it. People will certainly take you for the daughter of a dairymaid!
To Think of Tea
Agnes Repplier 1932
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Anonymous said…
A beautiful quilt! And a *lovely* quote! (o:
11:13 AM, September 17, 2009
Grammie Kim said…
hahaha

I *love* sugar and cream in my tea, so I must have come from the same family.
11:27 AM, September 17, 2009
TO BECOME said…
Yes, I love the quilt too, the quote must be talking about me for when I drink my tea,it is always with sugar and cream. ummm good! I think I will have a cup now.lol
2:04 PM, September 17, 2009
Anonymous said…
Where did the other post go? I wanted to see the pretty rain. )o:
10:38 AM, September 18, 2009
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9:07 PM, September 18, 2009
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