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The Project Gutenberg EBook of Ragged Lady, Part 2, by William Dean HowellsThis eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it,give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online atwww.gutenberg.netTitle: Ragged Lady, Part 2Author: William Dean HowellsRelease Date: October 24, 2004 [EBook #3406]Language: English*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK RAGGED LADY, PART 2 ***Produced by David WidgerRAGGED LADYBy William Dean HowellsPart 2XV.Mrs. Lander went to a hotel in New York where she had been in the habit of staying with her husband, on their way Southor North. The clerk knew her, and shook hands with her across the register, and said she could have her old rooms if shewanted them; the bell-boy who took up their hand-baggage recalled himself to her; the elevator-boy welcomed her with asmile of remembrance.Since she was already up, from coming off the sleeping-car, she had no excuse for not going to breakfast like otherpeople; and she went with Clementina to the dining-room, where the head-waiter, who found them places, spoke with anoutlandish accent, and the waiter who served them had a parlance that seemed superficially English, but was inwardlysomething else; there was even a touch in the cooking of the familiar dishes, that needed translation for the girl'sinexperienced palate. She was finding a refuge in the ...

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The Project Gutenberg EBook of Ragged Lady, Part 2, by William Dean Howells

This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.net

Title: Ragged Lady, Part 2

Author: William Dean Howells

Release Date: October 24, 2004 [EBook #3406]

Language: English

*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK RAGGED LADY, PART 2 ***

Produced by David Widger

RAGGED LADY

By William Dean Howells

VXsrM.h ehs erehw kroY hhe tinn ee bad totw nednre .aLNew in otel a hw riS yano ,eht thorTh. thou Nortsyani gbatio f husbandwith her eer shtre ,igtsth hs wicroser ahs dna ,dnah kook ercle er hewkndet eh;mt ehb lerooms if shewanth dl eva reh dlod anidsahe sou c; th herf tomsel dihlaelr ceagegag-bndhar eithp u koot ohw yob-lince shebrance.Sfor memea msli er hethwicoeld meb-row yole etave goi not forcusesa taefk orbgnt leoppeerth okeliw tnew ehs dna ;eady up, was alrimgno fff or mocinepcag-he tle sn daxe os ,rh ehhtmenu dec,sp alke w spoanouith hsidnalt,tnecca he tnd ar teai wti hlCmeneitant o the dining-roow ,mereheht aeh wad-eritwh, foo esle gnihtemosylrdwains wat bu, ht ei nuohca t evenwas ere ; thnalrt ec dahap a tedm heo whrvseE gnilhsificlayled superhat seemlapad cee Sh. tenis'lrigneirepxe in fugestrathe ifdnaw s aerni gilamr iashdi, eskooc gnit fof ehslation for the httan eeed drtnaWe! , llCla onaxa era llaw Ius soice calmiliar velemtnniilgn ,C"y bedtlarsts waafa fo dnuos ehtveryof eess ngenhs eeh n,gw htniegnaW !d ,yhed Iarclyoe aru que tu.eW yh ,hcli,d how you have chluow I dats t'ndnota indin merthi tolgnoy,uaw s I d andmineeterrea mdrioo ffoh er in prkissed h smr dnah nia rentmea inoktole Car yM lirM.s!e "u ary yorettHowp ?emoc uoy did nhe Wn!mawoa e itm, made haste to anirtdocudet ehwh, CenmeleinntdnaL ,re,ootohw ice ry nrs. to M .hSormo sev eawbrleho wt askfeaeb noitaeht erofsteal he should httas ehtoseet delrs if, titheo a rosiv wa rf ya in much so notw sarlya .iM frMjer hedemat iatht reh htiw evolni aaw shtre eno say thatClementM .r .srrliMa ya v aitisit wheh ei de vnushceh rred nswe shethatoxalC ssrpdna ,nitis v aMis aorseY s ",tom .rehit wdeh shed,ailomeinytocorsus till in , "I'm sreh rof gninruominntmele Cnd a,"ehawtas wht aasred empe a ts inoual "s.. MrlrMih yat saah oh evis breakfast in ih sormo",s ehe edinlaxpemClo t .anitneon s'eH"en st bell, o wehe eiscnh siolts IshwiI "r.deanL .srM fo ,yleti polred,nquihe i"?s tnre eiw rht gld lo,y heoushsseut dednaLg rehen Mrs. said, wgn",s ehw sag ioarliM .rdaorba ym I'w no Mngkita teyl sana dra ,k. "blacdiedShe og u gnituoSof h l atlitAre.yoe 'n thcee rih mpu to see if it wot eh tnil sow saike te-lbret sourednaL .srM ot datthe atsth it wtxm mone mht eenness, I t. "Goodo yteh falovilitomfrhe tlirft gh see andall me ac,noy uemtnC eln. oerat, llWe "tsum uoyni emoc e of calling upo noy,u "hs edaeda;innd a s Illhavah ehteelp rusal as wel cou shexelpni a dsaiaenmeum serer hupd M dna,dldnaL .srrs. Lander, on tneitan"?a ksdeM ror s.omle Cntmeriehyaw ot iehts dihtreeho not eft hadlshe ble melC ,taht si oh"Wm.oo rhe tofe ar'y srbM .rM lill aboutforgot aht oat eab nt kcSh" rae kfeat!asawretfa grof sdrthn teottyetpre siserpmop ora dnionsfess had she woh.srMliM yard haceonef be oresmedev re yofdn of her, and hadn'dou yod an; dyme'fo ynam ees tThe ys."wada, noer dmeebr meiglrn ie thee fnglieW" ,lldrev,tcilady, ifshe's a as w aale ev r Iexe aipld neatth eh tfeleht hs mith gayety. Whenpuoptrdelaomtsw . rs Mch saylrMievaereb ihw tnemessedepr thed by ,ubitgnli l ttsrieheem dalt foemse gede.ile Htilt ehw ,ofarl ray, too Mr. Milwas ehs dna ,rehe seo terndLa. M sriwhtne tehw ut sr. Be he maditem sih sistsres came to the horb dhguoba t tuoonamthg . emmeSo nhwtaoihtmeci hr's otheh hadeatht lla n spets e rhe toflicionecly no wiapparentnih mii hst oojbes g,in oedhif ehs dahoht hgufamihis ith r, wrpvoehpasas yl , dodgoa s wae heh morf yawa laeeen telling her sr .aLdnreh dab die nevithd Mats rec ehdluovah ce catond ouallear yM lion tah denev, irs.Mrf iF eht foaffa enalCmeneit uhwta , tell yoand I'll tuo ;tila wba l"I, no ktot er hlgsi nnEota oy uarrynd mme aith w revo uoy ekat tog ingom I', nalesrep fcefr yltthwit ouemthan, et lots eeh re ,but she amusedheC ot erunitnemelMrd ana dean Ls. eag dhscu hevm of moreleisher el rioatofy he tht n ,meeb neewton knew r.She so eihtsroht ehwlolo aer hndou fnadnaL .srMhtiw ent tifirsthe and neitlCmeah temt tifs ateat mhemelC,yaw"?anitneebatdy detweed b deb rahrlaenea hnaitesedat"I. t ne.mehmelCitnebe su'a, Mrs. Mis ohlu dawtnt o avo og ot em dentway llea raylrae ruoh t'y idndhy, .""W herwithL .sednaednarM d?"soem dr hey saan .M"srlCmeneit sighed r."Yes,"ek . huDL narM.sand der ve bI hanalp nee ti gnint,oul al'm Ind ag iognt oesdnd own to the steamo reciffna,ene dgegaou ypar agsssettall t's e. I eaw nhsW"ehel!dan Ls.Mr, negos tahW" ,deksa reds'pose y do you sowlu duo rofklr ouingoy sa yto,epoyna ot 'ruE o las tot waen i dhwm nih renaegchd ulho she sntaw t'ndluohs I" Lander.aid Mrs.s ee",s awtia dnwes l 'lI ."esguelerdetn ehtlrigyls eno shtetmaa'n'he ht tht gop I tuB"s emuser rerndLa, edumes ,na dhtneM sr .ilent for a timeyehTrew ob es ht, te yassaou" y. skniht ehS"".teou yofd 'lwoe thent sio hs eub tforgsto seemhat ehs yas snatahwtie , me as,tht , Ihtni .aLdnreilray mek Mrs. M tkelid uvehao tiw og s ",reh hountdlemgues. I by e samowluhs e nrye ic mtothe s taemmuta rdiM ," Mrs. Lander ugrde".hS eaw sev

Part 2

".gre am she tva oog ot tnaw ot meawayght t ri, noewllni ,a aguodn IebneS tsaesm ?ood manyouth a gdna s I niw ,satkil ondulhoeedf .hWis'nrcsotas'u sad yohoulat svo 'niog tuoba ya th omeson oer. I felt it sinc e Iebneh re enihi thos l,teom sna,e I d'naces tnesof looin'me gdnt r uo elp ohthe wesacee b IreM htiw nadnaL .r

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