Well, I sha'n't; I'm tired out.

I'm going to take the train this afternoon." Harry looked helplessly at her.
"I don't see what Maria and I are going to do then," said he.
"If it wasn't for taking Maria away from school, I would ask her to come and make me a visit, poor child," said Aunt Maria, "until you brought her new ma home.

I have only a hundred dollars a year to live on, but I'd risk it but I could make her comfortable; but she can't leave her school." "No, I don't see how she can," said Harry, still helplessly.

"I thought you'd stay, Maria.

There is the house to be cleaned, and some painting and papering.