Women of the Country
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" "I suppose not, " replied Anne, wearily. "Nobody seems to get any nearernot judging their neighbours after all this time. " "Well, you can't make the world over again, however you try, " said MrsCrowther. "You've to take things as you find 'em, and make the best of'em. It's hard enough for them that's kept straight without petting themthat's weak and foolish enough to go wrong. You'll never be able toalter it, Miss Hilton, so you better take it so. " "I can't do anything more at present, " sa...id Anne; "but I must be gettinghome again. The pony'll be wondering what's become of me. I'm very muchobliged to you for the rest, Mrs Crowther. You don't think it's rainingnow, do you?" "No! I don't think so!" said Mrs Crowther. "How's Mary, Miss Hilton?She'll have been sadly hindered with all this rain. They put off twocricket-matches this week. They're not playing football yet, or else theweather wouldn't matter so much. They say the wet weather keeps theirjoints supple. It's the dry weather and frost that's so hard to play in.
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" "I suppose not, " replied Anne, wearily. "Nobody seems to get any nearernot judging their neighbours after all this time. " "Well, you can't make the world over again, however you try, " said MrsCrowther. "You've to take things as you find 'em, and make the best of'em. It's hard enough for them that's kept straight without petting themthat's weak and foolish enough to go wrong. You'll never be able toalter it, Miss Hilton, so you better take it so. " "I can't do anything more at present, " sa...id Anne; "but I must be gettinghome again. The pony'll be wondering what's become of me. I'm very muchobliged to you for the rest, Mrs Crowther. You don't think it's rainingnow, do you?" "No! I don't think so!" said Mrs Crowther. "How's Mary, Miss Hilton?She'll have been sadly hindered with all this rain. They put off twocricket-matches this week. They're not playing football yet, or else theweather wouldn't matter so much. They say the wet weather keeps theirjoints supple. It's the dry weather and frost that's so hard to play in.
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