"Mr.Jordon was to have sent home the fires are going down." "Certainly," I replied, "let her have it, but I want you to see that it is returned." "As to that, ma'am, I'll do my best; but I can't get Nancy to return one half what she borrows.

She forgets from one day to another." "She mustn't forget," I returned, warmly.

"You must go to Mrs.
Jordon yourself.

It isn't right." "I shall have to go, I guess, before I'm able to get back a dozen kitchen things of ours they have.

I never saw such borrowing people.
And then, never to think of returning what they get.