`` Yours most cordially , AGNES CLARK LESLEY . `` Well , it was decent of her to apologize , anyhow , '' commented Dan . `` If we only had n't said that about the Governor , '' moaned Felicity . `` How did you make your rusks ? '' asked Aunt Janet . `` There was no baking-powder in the house , and I never could get them right with soda and cream of tartar . '' `` There was plenty of baking-powder in the pantry , '' said Felicity . `` No , there was n't a particle . I used the last making those cookies Thursday morning . '' `` But I found another can nearly full , away back on the top shelf , ma , -- the one with the yellow label . I guess you forgot it was there . '' Aunt Janet stared at her pretty daughter blankly . Then amazement gave place to horror . `` Felicity King ! '' she exclaimed . `` You do n't mean to tell me that you raised those rusks with the stuff that was in that old yellow can ? '' `` Yes , I did , '' faltered Felicity , beginning to look scared . `` Why , ma , what was the matter with it ? '' `` Matter ! That stuff was TOOTH-POWDER , that 's what it was .
Your Cousin Myra broke the bottle her tooth-powder was XXXXX when she was here last winter and I gave her that old can to keep it in .
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