Trial And Triumph
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I know John Hanson[15] better than that; Lizais the head man of that house, and just leads him by the nose wherevershe wants him to go, and besides, Mrs. Lord's daughter is therepretending to pay board, but I don't believe that she pays it one-halfthe time. " "She is company for Alice and they all seem very fond of her. " "I do get so sick of that girl, mambying and jambying about that family;calling Liza and her husband 'Ma and Pa, ' I haven't a bit of faith inher. " "Well, I confess that I am... not very much preposessed in her favor. Shejust puts me in mind of a pussy cat purring around you. " "Well, now as to Annette. You do not want her here?" "Not if I can help it. " "But can't she help you to work?" "She could if she knew how. If wishes were horses beggars might ride. Your mother made a great mistake in bringing Annette up. Annette has agood education, but when that is said, all is said. " "Why, my dear mother was an excellent housekeeper. Did she not teachAnnette?" "Your mother was out a great deal as a sick nurse, and when she wentaway from home she generally boarded Annette with a friend, who did not, as your mother paid her good board, exact any service from Annette, andwhile with her she never learned to make a loaf of bread or to cook abeefsteak, and when your mother was at home when she set Annette to doany work, if she did it awkwardly and clumsily she would take it out ofher hand and do it herself rather than bother with her, and now Isuppose I am to have all the bother and worry with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know John Hanson[15] better than that; Lizais the head man of that house, and just leads him by the nose wherevershe wants him to go, and besides, Mrs. Lord's daughter is therepretending to pay board, but I don't believe that she pays it one-halfthe time. " "She is company for Alice and they all seem very fond of her. " "I do get so sick of that girl, mambying and jambying about that family;calling Liza and her husband 'Ma and Pa, ' I haven't a bit of faith inher. " "Well, I confess that I am... not very much preposessed in her favor. Shejust puts me in mind of a pussy cat purring around you. " "Well, now as to Annette. You do not want her here?" "Not if I can help it. " "But can't she help you to work?" "She could if she knew how. If wishes were horses beggars might ride. Your mother made a great mistake in bringing Annette up. Annette has agood education, but when that is said, all is said. " "Why, my dear mother was an excellent housekeeper. Did she not teachAnnette?" "Your mother was out a great deal as a sick nurse, and when she wentaway from home she generally boarded Annette with a friend, who did not, as your mother paid her good board, exact any service from Annette, andwhile with her she never learned to make a loaf of bread or to cook abeefsteak, and when your mother was at home when she set Annette to doany work, if she did it awkwardly and clumsily she would take it out ofher hand and do it herself rather than bother with her, and now Isuppose I am to have all the bother and worry with her.
What to read after Trial And Triumph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harper Frances Ellen Watkins to read onlineMoreLess
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