Bloomerism in practice
Title from item.; Caption on item: The morning after the victory.; A. W.; Mrs. Turkey reposing on her laurels, waiting for breakfast. Mr. Turkey mending his coat-tail. Enters master Turkey crying: "Oh Ma! Breakfast will never be ready, for Biddy says she wants to be like Missus and won't cook anymore sez she!" (First disappointment.)
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