The New Mistress: A Tale

· 1909

"Remember, Hazel," said Mrs Thorne, "remember this--we may be reduced in circumstances; we may have been compelled by misfortune to come down into this wretched little town, and to live in this miserable, squeezy, poorly-furnished house or cottage, with the light kept out by the yellow glass, and scarcely a chimney that does not smoke; we may be compelled to dress shab--" "_Bily_," said Mrs Thorne, with indignant emphasis on account of the interruption, "but remember this, Hazel, you are a lady."…

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