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Updated: May 15, 2025
The next day and the next, and the next, Goody Grope came on the same errand, and poor Mary, who could ill-afford to supply her constantly with halfpence, at last exclaimed, "I am sure the finding of this treasure has not been any good luck to us, but quite the contrary; and I wish we never had found it."
"You took too much champagne at those vulgar Burkes last night," she proceeded. "It's a vicious thing for a girl to do vicious in every way. It gives her a reputation, for moral laxity which an unmarried woman can ill-afford to have unless she has the wealth that makes men indifferent to character. ... Why don't you answer?" Margaret shrugged her shoulders.
In her friendship we confide, on her love we safely rely, by her judgment, provided she has been intellectually educated, we regulate our action in times of difficulty and distress. "The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her, and her children rise up and call her blessed," and when she passes through the gate of death, her country should mourn, for it can ill-afford to miss her.
For myself, I was like and unlike the impecunious boarder, who "never missed a meal nor paid a cent," but like him only in constant attendance, for I could ill-afford to miss any part of the pleasure of transit or menu costing $10 a day happy, however, that I was minus "mal de mer," seasickness.
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