You said, 'evil communications corrupted good manners.'" "But can't you see any difference in the cases, Susy?
What a muddy little head you must wear on your shoulders!" "Not much of any," said Susy, trying to think; "they're both _bold_; that's what you don't like." "Anything else, Susy ?" "O, yes, mother; Ruthie's good, and Annie isn't.

It was queer for me to forget that!" "I should think it was, Susy, since it is the only thing of much importance, after all.

Now, it seems to me you are very ready to cast off your friends when their manners offend you.

How would you like it to be treated in the same way?
Suppose Mrs.Turner and Ruthie should be talking together this very minute.

Ruthie says, 'That Susy Parlin keeps her drawers in a perfect tumble; she isn't orderly a bit.