Subject: squeal liner

From: "Minna Brady" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 19:07:38 -0400

But I say the one as myparents chose for me in the name of the Lord is good enough for me. Dearest Agnes,wont you tell me your trouble?
Why, dear, he was sohigh-falutin I didnt know half the time what he was talking about. Still he did have lapses;and these Zara accentuated and underlined in distressing fashion. Orhow, in his heart of hearts, hes fretting for that boy.
Circumstances have always been against her.
Her house, well staffed, well run, claimed only a fractionof her attention. She valued his faith in her, and was careful not to abuseit. Of course, I am aware he is not my equal .
I must say, after seeing Hempel I agree with John, its aridiculous match.
Now her income was equal toall the calls made on it .
What struck me first was when she said: Now please dont imagine Im afixture here, Mrs. You neednt tell me where the shoe pinched there.
He himself was charmed with the effect, when she draped it over thesky-blue of the gown.
Why, dear, he was sohigh-falutin I didnt know half the time what he was talking about.
Leaning forward Mary laid an arm round her shoulders.
I must say, after seeing Hempel I agree with John, its aridiculous match.
Zara looked so annoyed when this happened that Mary tried to seemunobservant. Put up at the best hotel andenjoy yourselves.
Made it seem very well worth the price I had to pay forit. Perhaps she had grown a triflescratchy with the years. These grounds turned the scales for Mahony. How happy all this made Mary, she could not have told. Or: She has never had a chance, poor thing!
The company of his young niece was thus a real boon to him. Her house, well staffed, well run, claimed only a fractionof her attention. And I thought Zara most cutting with him. Mary spoke with a robust heartiness; but her thoughts were elsewhere,and travelled swiftly.
Theyre just between you, meand the tea-caddy.