4/8 She lived in the same place with us for years, and she never even called on our mother. Oh, I don't blame her; she naturally thought that people who lived in an humble little cottage at Rosebury were not ladies, but you see we are ladies, and we cannot help feeling sore. I may agree to the plan--I may be forced to agree to it for Jasmine's and Daisy's sakes--but I can never, never like it." Here Primrose went out of the room. I don't suppose I mind it so much, because I was coming to Mrs.Ellsworthy to ask her for some money. I did not find her, and I was miserable until you found me and helped me, Prince. |