Pam . een quiet and a lady, and the Rector calls on meregularly. Surely it will not hurt you, whose very existencewrongs me, to come and tell me the things I want to know. Then followed a careful direction how to find the remotevillage in Derbyshire, even the hours of the necessary trainsbeing given, and the writer was Pams sincerely, SusanKennedy. Lord Yeoland paused a moment before he spoke, on thecessation of Pams voice. Then he said, It is very pathetic,my dear. Yes, grandfather. I was always extremely sorry for the good lady, hewent on, with a little smile. She was very badly treated,and
Pam . een quiet and a lady, and the Rector calls on meregularly. Surely it will not hurt you, whose very existencewrongs me, to come and tell me the things I want to know. Then followed a careful direction how to find the remotevillage in Derbyshire, even the hours of the necessary trainsbeing given, and the writer was Pams sincerely, SusanKennedy. Lord Yeoland paused a moment before he spoke, on thecessation of Pams voice. Then he said, It is very pathetic,my dear. Yes, grandfather. I was always extremely sorry for the good lady, hewent on, with a little smile. She was very badly treated,and for no fault of her own. It was foolish of her to writeto you, but the poor thing knew no better. You had betterwrite her a kind letter, my dear, and you might send her—hm!—some fruit and books from town. Pam had got down from the table and folded her let-ter. Then she picked up her gloves and stood pulling thewet leather into shape. When the old man finished, shelooked up. I am going, YOU KNOW THE RESULTS OF DIS-OBEYING THAT COMMAND
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