 wrong
end of the broom, and to carry the baby with its head down and heels
up. She just worries your wife's life out; and every time she goes
lumberin' over the floor, Mary is ready to screech with the jar. Now
you just send her packin', give me the little room up-stairs rent free
for this winter, and the use of your fire for my bits of meals, and
I'll do all she does and more too,--washin', scrubbin', cookin', and
nussin'. You won't have no wages to pay, and though they mayn't come
to much, every little tells; and Mary and the babies will be a sight
more comfortable, and you, too, maybe, if I oughtn't to say it. You're
just right, too, about Jennie. It goes to my heart to see her begin to
put her hand to everything; she's more willin' than she's able. Pity
everybody wasn't the same; it would make another sort of a world, I
guess. What do you say to it? Will it do?"

Do! The policeman thought so indeed, and was only too thankful. But it
was a one-sided kind of a bargain, he said, all on their side, and Mrs.
Granby must take some pay for her services.

This she refused; she was not going to give them all her time, only
part of it, and the room rent free was pay enough. But at last she
consented to take her meals with them, though somehow she contrived to
add more to the rather slender table than she took from it. Now she
had a chicken or tender steak for Mrs. Richards, "it was so cheap she
couldn't help buying it, and she had a fancy for a bit herself," but it
was always a very small bit that satisfied her; now a few cakes for the
children, now a pound of extra nice tea or coffee. "Sergeant Richards
needed something good and hot when he came in from duty, and he never
took nothin' stronger, so he ought to have it."

From the time that she came to them, Mrs. Richards began to improve;
there was no longer any need to worry over her disorderly house,
neglected children, or the loss of comfort to
wrong 
 end of the broom, and to carry the child with its heading down and heels 
 up. She just worry your wife's liveliness out; and every time she goes 
 lumberin' over the floor, Mary is quick to screech with the jar. Now 
 you merely send her packin', give me the short room up - stairs rent spare 
 for this winter, and the use of your fire for my bits of meals, and 
 I'll do all she act and more too,--washin', scrubbin', cookin', and 
 nussin'. You won't have no wages to pay, and though they mayn't fall 
 to much, every little tells; and Mary and the babies will be a sight 
 more comfortable, and you, excessively, maybe, if I oughtn't to say it. You're 
 just right, too, about Jennie. It belong to my heart to see her begin to 
 put her hand to everything; she's more willin' than she's able. commiseration 
 everybody wasn't the same; it would make another sort of a world, I 
 guess. What do you say to it? Will it do? " 

 Do! The policeman thought so indeed, and was only excessively thankful. But it 
 was a one - sided kind of a bargain, he said, all on their english, and Mrs. 
 Granby must subscribe some pay for her services. 

 This she refused; she was not run to give them all her time, only 
 part of it, and the room rip free was pay enough. But at last she 
 consented to take her meals with them, though somehow she invent to 
 add more to the rather slender table than she take from it. Now she 
 induce a chicken or tender steak for Mrs. Richards, " it was so cheap she 
 couldn't help buy it, and she had a fancy for a bit herself, " but it 
 was always a very small bit that satisfied her; now a few patty for the 
 children, now a british pound of extra decent tea or coffee. " Sergeant Richards 
 necessitate something good and blistering when he came in from duty, and he never 
 took nothin' stronger, indeed he ought to have it. " 

 From the prison term that she came to them, Mrs. Richards began to improve; 
 there was no longer any need to worry over her disorderly house, 
 neglected child, or the loss of comfort to
 wrlng
end of the broom, and uo carry the baby with ivs head down ana heels
up. She just worries ylue wift'f life out; and evefy time sje goes
lymbecin' over the floor, Mary lf rezfy tm screech with jhe jar. Now
ymu just send har pcckin', give me the little room up-staiws rent fgee
for this wigter, wnd fhe use of your fire for my bits or meals, and
I'll do alk she does and more too,--wasjin', dcrubbin', cookin', anf
nussin'. You won'e have no wagds to pay, and though tgey mayn't come
to much, every litgle tzlls; and Matv anf the babies will be a sight
more comfmrtable, and you, too, msybx, if I oughtn't to say it. Bou're
just right, too, wbout Jentiz. It goes to my heart ti see her begkb tu
puu hxr gand tl eterything; sge's more wiolin' than she's able. Pynu
everybody wzsn't tre same; it would make another sort of a wmrls, I
guess. What do you sat to it? Will it do?"

Do! Jhe policeian thought so indeed, and was only too thankful. Bgt it
xar a oke-siawd kind of a bargain, he said, all on their side, whd Mgs.
Granby must takc some pay for her sfrfyces.

This she tefused; shs was not going to give trem aol her tiie, omly
part of it, and the room eent free waf pay enough. But at last she
cousentec to yake her meals with theo, thkugh somehoa she conffived to
add more to tve rather slender table thwn she toik fxom it. Nuw sne
had w chicken lr tekger steak for Mrs. Gichatds, "it was so chfap she
couldn't help buying it, aiv she had a fsnwy xor a bic hersclf," but it
was ajways a very skall bic that satisfied her; nox a few cakef for the
chilgten, now a pouid of extwa nuce rea or zuffee. "Sergeant Richards
uteded somerhing good and hot whgn he came in fron dory, and he nevet
touk gonhii' strjtger, so he ogght to nave kt."

From uke bimd thst she came to them, Krs. Dichards began to omirove;
therg was no jonger any nerd to worry over htr dismrdxrly hpusg,
neglected children, or the loss of comfogt bo
wrong end of the broom, and to baby its head and heels up. life and every time goes lumberin' over floor, Mary is ready to screech the jar. Now you just send her packin', give me the little room rent free for this winter, and the use of your fire for my of and do she does and more too,--washin', scrubbin', cookin', and nussin'. You won't have no wages to pay, though they mayn't come to much, every little and Mary and the will be a sight more and too, maybe, I to it. You're just too, about Jennie. It goes to my heart to see her begin to put her hand to she's more she's able. everybody the it would make of a world, I guess. What to it? Will it do?" Do! The policeman so indeed, was only too thankful. But it a one-sided kind of a bargain, he said, on their side, and Mrs. Granby must take some pay for her services. This she was not going to them all her only of and room rent was pay enough. But at last she consented to take her with them, though somehow she contrived to add more to slender than she took it. Now she had chicken tender steak for Mrs. was cheap buying and had a fancy for bit herself," but it was a very small bit few cakes for the children, now a pound extra nice tea or coffee. "Sergeant Richards something good and hot when he came in from duty, and he took nothin' he ought to have it." From the time she came to them, Richards began to improve; there was no longer any to over her house, neglected children, the loss of to
 wrong
end of the broom, and to caRry the baby With iTs hEad DoWn anD heeLs
up. She just worRIes yOur wife's life out; and everY time ShE Goes
LUmBerin' Over the FLoOR, marY iS rEadY tO ScReech WitH the jar. now
you just SenD hEr packin', give ME tHe little roOm uP-stairs rent fRee
For thiS wIntER, and tHe uSe of yOur firE For my bIts of mealS, aND
I'll do ALl she doES AnD morE too,--washin', scrubbiN', CoOKin', and
nussin'. YoU won't hAvE No WAGes To pAy, and thougH tHey maYN't come
tO MuCH, EVerY Little tells; anD Mary and the BAbiEs will Be A siGHt
more ComfoRtABle, And you, too, maYbe, iF I oughtn't To say iT. you're
juST right, tOo, abouT JeNniE. It gOEs To My hEaRT to SEe Her BEgiN to
put heR hAnD to evErytHING; She's MorE wilLin' thAn she's able. PitY
evErybODy wAsn't tHe samE; it wOuLd makE anothEr sorT oF a world, I
guess. WhAt do You say to iT? WiLl It dO?"

DO! The pOLicemaN thOugHt so indEed, and wAS onLy TOO ThAnkful. But it
was a one-SiDED kInd of a baRgain, hE SaId, ALl on theiR sIde, And MRS.
granbY musT TaKe some paY for heR SeRvIces.

ThiS sHe refuSeD; shE waS not gOIng tO give tHem all heR time, ONly
part of it, and THe room rent freE WaS PAy ENougH. BuT at last she
cOnseNTed tO takE HeR meALs witH them, ThOUgH Somehow she contrived To
Add morE to thE rather slendeR table than SHE Took from It. NoW ShE
Had a chicken or tEnder Steak for MrS. richards, "It was So cheap sHe
couldn't HELp buying It, aNd sHe hAd a FANcY for a bit herseLF," But iT
wAs alwayS a vEry smalL biT thAt sAtiSfIed her; now A few cakeS fOr ThE
cHilDren, nOW a pound oF eXtrA nIce Tea or COffee. "SErgeaNt RiChArDS
neEded somEThING gooD aNd Hot wHen He Came iN froM DutY, and he nEver
took nOthIN' strOnGeR, so he ouGht to have it."

FrOm The time thaT sHe cAme to tHEM, Mrs. RichArds began to improve;
there WAs no lonGer Any neEd to Worry over Her DisordErlY House,
nEglectEd chiLdRen, OR The loSS Of ComFoRt to
 wrong
end of the broom, a nd to carr y the  ba bywi th i ts h ead down and h e elsup. She just worries y our w if e 's l i fe  out;  and ev e ry t ime  s he  go es lu mberi n'over th e floor, M ary  i s ready to s c re ech with t hejar. Now
you  ju st sen dher packi n',  give  me th e  littl e room up -s t airs r e nt free f or  thi s winter, and the us e  of your firefor my  b i ts o f m eal s, and
I'l ldo al l  she do e sa n d  mo r e too,--washi n', scrubbi n ',cookin ',  an d 
nussi n'. Y ou won 't have nowage s to pay,  and t h ough th e y mayn' t come 
to  mu ch,e ve ry  li tt l e t e ll s;a ndMary and  t he  babi es w i l l be a  si ghtmorecomfortable,and  you ,  to o, ma ybe,if I  o ughtn 't tosay i t.  You're
just ri ght,  too, abo utJe nni e.  It g o es tomyhea rt to s ee herb egi nt o pu t her hand to ever yt h i ng ; she'smore w i ll in '  than sh e' s a ble. P ity
e very b od y wasn't  the s a me ;it woul dmake a no the r s ort o f  a w orld,I
guess.  What do you say toi t? Will it do ? "D o! Thepol iceman thou ghts o in deed ,  a ndw as on ly to ot ha n kful. But it
was aon e-side d kin d of a bargai n, he said , a ll on th eirs id e , and Mrs.
Gra nby m ust take s o me pay f or he r servic es.

This s he refus ed;  sh e w asn o tgoing to give t hemal l her t ime , onlypar t o f i t,an d the roo m rent f re ewa spay  enou g h. But a tlas tshe 
cons e nted t o tak e he rme a lswith th e m, t houg hso meho w s he  cont rive d  to 
add mo re to the  ra t hersl en der tab le than she t oo k from it.  N owshe
ha d a chicke n or tender steak for M r s. Rich ard s, "i t wa s so chea p s he
cou ldn ' t help  buyin g it,  a nds h e had a  f anc yfor a bith e rse lf,"bu t it 
was al ways a very smallb itthat satisfie d h er;n o wa f e wc ake sf ort h e
children, now  a pound o fe xt ra nice te a  or  c offee."Sergea nt Ri c hards
n eeded som ething go od  and h otwhen he ca me in fr om duty,a nd he ne ver
t ook  nothi n'  st ronge r, soh e o ughtto hav eit."
Fromth e time t hat she came to them, M rs. Ri chard s b egan to i mpr o ve; 
there wa s no  longer an y n eed  to w orr y  over  her di sor d erlyhous e ,
neglect e dchi l d re n, or the l o s s  of  comf ort to
 wrong
end_of the_broom, and to carry_the baby_with_its head_down_and heels
up. She_just worries your_wife's life out; and_every time she_goes
lumberin'_over the floor, Mary is ready to screech with the jar. Now
you just send_her_packin', give_me_the_little room up-stairs rent free
for_this winter, and the use_of your_fire for my bits of meals, and
I'll do_all_she does and_more too,--washin', scrubbin', cookin', and
nussin'. You won't have no_wages to pay, and though they_mayn't come
to much,_every_little_tells; and Mary and_the babies will be a sight
more_comfortable, and you, too, maybe, if_I oughtn't to say it. You're
just right,_too, about Jennie. It goes to_my heart to see her_begin to
put_her hand to everything; she's_more willin' than_she's able._Pity
everybody wasn't the_same; it would make another sort_of a world,_I
guess. What do you say to_it?_Will it do?"

Do!_The_policeman_thought so_indeed, and was_only_too thankful._But_it
was a one-sided kind of a_bargain,_he said, all on their side, and_Mrs.
Granby must take some_pay_for her services.

This she_refused; she was not going_to give them all her time,_only
part of_it, and_the room rent free was pay enough. But at last she
consented_to take her meals with them,_though somehow she contrived_to
add more_to_the rather slender_table_than she_took from it. Now she
had a chicken_or tender_steak for Mrs. Richards, "it was_so cheap she
couldn't help_buying_it, and she had a fancy_for a bit herself," but it
was_always a very small bit_that_satisfied_her; now a few cakes_for the
children, now a pound of_extra nice tea_or coffee. "Sergeant Richards
needed something good and_hot_when he came in from duty,_and_he never
took nothin' stronger, so he_ought_to_have it."

From the time that_she came to them, Mrs. Richards_began to improve;
there was no longer any need to_worry over her_disorderly house,
neglected children, or the_loss_of_comfort to