Doubtless she will receive benefit from a change of air and occupation.

She loves to be in the open air, and at the Cross Way House there will be gardens and pleasaunces and orchards where she may perchance be suffered to wander at will.

Prudence will be kind to her, and I shall send her gladly." Susan again made her peculiar gesture, as much as to say that she washed her hands of responsibility in the matter.
"She is thy daughter--do as thou wilt, Martin; but I warn thee that no good will come of it.

Going amongst ladies will make her think herself a finer lady than ever: and now as it is she will scarce deign to soil her dainty hands with anything coarser than the making of light pastry.

Thou wilt spoil her for a city man's wife; and I know not how Abraham Dyson will take it.