63/80 You are a sharp child, Jennet--a very sharp child. I remarked that from the first moment I saw you. But in regard to Mistress Nutter, she seems a very nice lady--and must be a very kind lady, since she has made up her mind to adopt your sister. Not that I am surprised at her determination, for really Alizon is so superior--so unlike--" "Me, ye wad say," interrupted Jennet. "Dunna be efeerd to speak out, sir." "No, no," replied Potts, "on the contrary, there's a very great likeness between you. |