Capitolo 61
holds you greed."
"Thanks, Carrie; I will be with pleasure."
"I am happy of that, for I don't like to take a seat alone to the table.
Mother is not here never to this point. You goes shopping out or doing
calls, so poor I have to take a seat alone to the table. It will be never
then a lot of pleasure to have her/it with me."
Florence was from anybody means sorry to accept the invitation.
The meals that she has found to house were from anybody means luxurious, and the way
of their service they were from anybody means what she enjoyed.
Mrs. O'Keefe, although a good friend and a woman of good heart, were not a
you model housewife, and Florence had been made soon difficult to her
training. Lunch was, clearly, what you/he/she was furnished
it was of the best quality, and the service of table was as it would be
been waited in a luxurious house.
In the moment in which Florence was rising from the table, her Mrs. Leighton entered the
you lodge in road suit.
"I am happy you remained to have lunch, Miss Linden" she said. "You will be
society for my small girl that is very sociable. Carrie, I hope for her
it was a good girl, and it gave any trouble to Miss Linden."
"Asks to Miss Linden, mother", said Carrie, confidently.
"You did very well" indeed, it said Florence. "I foresee that we am able
admirably gets long."
"I am happy to feel that. You are proper to be indolent."
"I won't be with Miss Linden mother. You make the studies this way
interesting."
After Florence left the house, Carrie pronounced an eulogium on her
what it conducted her/it Mrs. Leighton to congratulate her to the I have assured a
ruler that had produced so favorable an impression on her small
girl.
"Was it kept after school, Florence?" Asked cheat, as she entered
his/her humble house. "I am afraid you will find Your cold of supper."
"You never mind, Cheat. I am to take supper--or he/she has lunch, rather--to the
house where I am teaching; her Mrs. O'Keefes don't have need of so in expectancy to wait for
me."
"And as it likes Your place?"