But I have learned better since.

I have often wished, when I have been seeking homes for my children, that I could find one like Mrs.Wright.She would spare no pains to teach her servants how she wanted her work done; and then she would spare no pains to make them do it.

I have often looked back, with feelings of gratitude and veneration, to that pious lady, for her untiring perseverance in training me up in the way I should go.

But she is gone, as I trust, to receive the reward of righteousness, in a better world.
After I had been under Mrs.Wright's special charge the first year, she could leave me to cook a dinner, or clean the house, or do anything she might set me at, without her being present.

I was now considered fit to take my seat among the hands in the shop.
Here I found quite a new state of things.