Monologue

Other Helps Monologue from Love in a Wood

From Love in a Wood by William Wycherley

any · contemplative · 1:26 min

Have a small dish in refrigerator or other cool place, into which to drop egg shells which are washed before breaking eggs for cooking, and save for settling coffee. A good can opener and cork screw. A good, not too heavy broom, and an old one. Save all worn out flannels and soft cotton underwear for cleaning purposes. Pieces of medium grade sandpaper tacked over a strip of board 4×10 inches, similar to a razor sharpener, is fine for whetting knives. Always keep a pair of clean shears convenient for cutting orange and lemon peel, certain vegetables, etc. A rubber window dryer, used on or off the handle. Get a good Fireless Cooker. And a steam cooker, if you can—a copper one, or it will rust out, and get it with two doors. Three or four empty pound baking powder cans, with covers. A light weight mop. Good scrub brush. Wire basket to keep vegetables from burning to bottom of kettle. Buy a good clock.

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