FOOTNOTES:
[25] "Cullet" is the waste of the glass-room. The superfluous material taken up on the pontil, and the shards of articles broken in process of manufacture. The ingenious reader will thus interpret the heading of this paper.
[26] It is proper to state that Miselle subsequently visited the New-England Glass Company's Works in East Cambridge, Massachusetts, and, finding the method of manufacture nearly identical with that at Sandwich, has, for convenience' sake, incorporated her observations there with this account of her visit to the latter place.
WHAT WILL BECOME OF THEM?
A STORY IN TWO PARTS.
PART II.
Gentleman Bill, full of confidence in his powers of persuasion, advances, to add the weight of his respectability to his parent's remonstrance.
"Good morning, Mr. Frisbie,"—politely lifting his hat.
"Hey?" says Frisbie, sarcastic.—"Look at his insolence, Stephen!"