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he mistress was different。 She was a great reader； and studied a deal； and the “bairns” had taken after her。 There was nothing like them in these parts； nor ever had been； they had liked learning； all three； almost from the time they could speak； and they had always been “of a mak’ of their own。” Mr。 St。 John； when he grew up； would go to college and be a parson； and the girls； as soon as they left school； would seek places as governesses： for they had told her their father had some years ago lost a great deal of money by a man he had trusted turning bankrupt； and as he was now not rich enough to give them fortunes； they must provide for themselves。 They had lived very little at home for a long while； and were only e now to stay a few weeks on account of their father’s death； but they did so like Marsh End and Morton； and all these moors and hills about。 They had been in London； and many other grand towns； but they always said there was no place like home； and then they were so agreeable with each other—never fell out nor “threaped。” She did not know where there was such a family for being united。
Having finished my task of gooseberry picking； I asked where the two ladies and their brother were now。
“Gone over to Morton for a walk； but they would be back in half…an… hour to tea。”
They returned within the time Hannah had allotted them： they entered by the kitchen door。 Mr。 St。 John； when he saw me； merely bowed and passed through； the two ladies stoppe
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