Harriet A. Adams

Capitolo 87

similar to terror;  but does she have to work, and in which other place you/he/she could go?

The curious fixed look of the girls, as they entered the room of weaving, it was
trying more to his/her sensitive nature, and the face of Margaret dyed of red,
as she followed her/it Mrs. Armstrong to the part the most distant in the room,
where the Mr. Field, the overseer was conversing with one of the
operating.

He was a person black-dagli eyes, acute-dalle features, and there was anything
in his/her glance that caused her/it to shiver, as her Mrs. Armstrong did
known his/her errand.

"Has you/he/she ever worked in a factory?" he asked, in an express, impatient
way.

"No gentleman."

"A new hand, then" that he has said, with a few more softness.

"We need another hand in the card-room, so you can go there. ME
The room will show her."

He conducted the way, Margaret following, still holding next to her new
friend.

Almost the noise of the room was great as that of the other, but
it was more exposed to the sun, and the windows were decorated with some beautiful
plants. The girls seemed more modest and less tilted to fix to
visitors. The Mr. Field was almost about to go away, when he suddenly turned
Margaret and churches when her intended to start.

"To-tomorrow, gentleman if you are ready for me?"

"Every right. Both on hand to the tinkling of the bell."

"I had almost forgotten an important part of my errand", says Mrs.
Armstrong, "and or, a place of boarding for this young lady."

"Ah, she desires to board in the Stock company. There is well, a place
to Mrs. Crawford. I think that she has a room of the guests. Its house is on
Elm Road, third block."

It was a relief to feel again the fresh air, and to go away from the
noise and confusion of the factory. They had just arrived the
road, Margaret asked of Mrs. Armstrong, the way to Mrs.
Crawford.

"Or! I will go with you", tells some lady of kind the great relief,
of the youth and timid girl, already brought and tired with work and
excitement.

"Thanks", in least but sweet tones, came from its lips and the