ROSE LARKING.

P.S.—I am so glad you write the word “lunch,” and not “luncheon.” I

told FRED that—but he went to _Johnson’s Dictionary_, and read out

something about “Lunch” being only a colloquial form of “luncheon.”

Still, I don’t care a little bit. Dr. JOHNSON lived so long ago, and

couldn’t possibly know _everything_—could he?

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