[Hilda Lessways by Arnold Bennett]@TWC D-Link bookHilda Lessways CHAPTER II 9/15
It would render the domestic existence an inferno. As for Mrs.Lessways, she was shocked, for her project had seemed very beautiful to her, and for the moment she was perfectly convinced that she could collect rents and manage property as well as anyone.
She was convinced that her habits were regular, her temper firm and tactful, and her judgment excellent.
She was more than shocked; she was wounded.
She wept, as she pushed forward Hilda's replenished cup. "You ought to take shame!" she murmured weakly, yet with certitude. "Why ?" said Hilda, feigning simplicity.
"What have I said? _I_ didn't begin.
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