Sisters Three

By: Vaizey, George de Horne

"If it were something nice," corrected Lettice. "Lots of things happen every day, but they are mostly disagreeable. Getting up, for instance, in the cold, dark mornings-and practising-and housework, and getting ready for stupid old classes-I don't complain of having too little to do. I want to do less, and to be able to amuse myself more." "We want a change, that is the truth," said Hilary, bending forward on her seat, and sending the poker into the heart of the fire with a vigorous shove. "Our lives jog-trot along in the same way year after year, and it grows monotonous. I declare, when I think that this is the first day of another January it makes me ill Fifty-two more Mondays to sit in the morning-room and darn stockings. Fifty-two Saturdays to give out stores. Three hundred and sixty-five days to dust ornaments, interview the cook, and say, 'Well, let me see The cold mutton had better be used up for lunch'-Oh, dear me " "I'll tell you what-let's have a nice long grumble," said Lettice, giving her chair a hitch nearer the fire, and bending forward with a smile of enjoyment. "Let's hold an Indignation Meeting on our own account, and discuss our grievances. Women always have grievances nowadays-it's the fashionable thing, and I like to be in the fashion.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08RKJJKPS
• ISBN13: 9798587613119
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 154 Pages
• Weight: 0.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.0" x 8.0"