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Why, I thought your object was to make them more contented with their present lot and bring about harmony between mistress and maid.
Alice, (loftily) When we were dealing with actual conditions we did the work we saw before us unflinchingly.
Mrs. Mills. Weren't you rather ambitious to take up such a complex problem to start with ?
Alice. We do not mean to shirk any phase of our duty.
(Enter Julia at left.) 20 THE REFORMERS REFORMED Julia, (to Mrs. Mills) Please, m'am, there is a woman — (seeing... Alice) Why, hello, Alice !
Alice, (rising in confusion) What! You here!
Julia, (coming forward confidently and leaning on the table as she talks) Sure I am. Came this morning. Say, you must have a swell job ! And you landed it quick for a greenhorn.
Alice, (with dignity) Really, Julia, I think you do not quite understand.
Julia. Hey ?
Alice. I am not really a servant at all as you have been led to believe.
Julia. Well, if you ain't now you was once, and a fierce one at that. You needn't put on any airs with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, I thought your object was to make them more contented with their present lot and bring about harmony between mistress and maid.
Alice, (loftily) When we were dealing with actual conditions we did the work we saw before us unflinchingly.
Mrs. Mills. Weren't you rather ambitious to take up such a complex problem to start with ?
Alice. We do not mean to shirk any phase of our duty.
(Enter Julia at left.) 20 THE REFORMERS REFORMED Julia, (to Mrs. Mills) Please, m'am, there is a woman — (seeing... Alice) Why, hello, Alice !
Alice, (rising in confusion) What! You here!
Julia, (coming forward confidently and leaning on the table as she talks) Sure I am. Came this morning. Say, you must have a swell job ! And you landed it quick for a greenhorn.
Alice, (with dignity) Really, Julia, I think you do not quite understand.
Julia. Hey ?
Alice. I am not really a servant at all as you have been led to believe.
Julia. Well, if you ain't now you was once, and a fierce one at that. You needn't put on any airs with me.
What to read after The Reformers Reformed..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gale, Elizabeth. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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