"Sir," said Sauce Pan, "to put it into kindergarten words, I remarked, Sauce Pan, meaning myself, has rightly been likened to George Washington——"
"Aw—!" puffed Tea Kettle, "what I'm more interested in is the book. What do they use White Sauce for?"
"There's a foot-note," Tea Pot ventured.
"Read it!" commanded Tea Kettle.
"'White Sauce is very good to pour over cooked vegetables, like——'"
"Wait a minute," interrupted Tea Kettle, "perhaps Sauce Pan can tell us."
"New boiled potatoes, green cabbage, etc; also nice to use for warming over cooked meats, like cold chicken and canned salmon. Both make a nice luncheon dish."
("Fine!" thought Mary Frances. "There's a can of salmon in the pantry.")