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`` I like the type , and I want to get some cards printed from it . '' `` We print our own bills , '' said the child . `` There 's a press an ' type an ' the fixings in a room in the basement , an ' Tom Linnet used to print a new card every day for all the three meals . He did it at night , you know , between two an ' six o'clock , when nobody 's ever around the hotel . They was swell bills-of-fare , but Tom claimed he could n't do so much printin ' , although that 's part o ' the night clerk 's duty , an ' Pa thought it used up too much good cardboard at war-time prices . So now we jus ' get out a new bill once a week , an ' write the extry dishes on it . '' `` That does very well , '' said Josie .