Download or read book Susan Clegg and Her Friend Mrs Lathrop Esprios Classics written by Anne Warner and published by Blurb. This book was released on 2020-12-11 with total page 132 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "Susan Clegg and Mrs. Lathrop were next-door neighbors and bosom friends. Their personalities were extremely congenial, and the theoretical relation which the younger woman bore to the elder was a further bond between them. Owing to the death of her mother some twenty years before, Susan had fallen into the position of a helpless and timid young girl whose only key to the problems of life in general had been the advice of her older and wiser neighbor. As a matter of fact Mrs. Lathrop was barely twelve years the senior, but she had married and as a consequence felt and was felt to be immeasurably the more ancient of the two."

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Download or read book Susan Clegg and Her Friend Mrs Lathrop written by Anne Warner and published by Blurb. This book was released on 2018-08-27 with total page 132 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Susan Clegg and Mrs. Lathrop were next-door neighbors and bosom friends. Their personalities were extremely congenial, and the theoretical relation which the younger woman bore to the elder was a further bond between them. Owing to the death of her mother some twenty years before, Susan had fallen into the position of a helpless and timid young girl whose only key to the problems of life in general had been the advice of her older and wiser neighbor. As a matter of fact Mrs. Lathrop was barely twelve years the senior, but she had married and as a consequence felt and was felt to be immeasurably the more ancient of the two. Susan had never married, for her father-a bedridden paralytic-had occupied her time day and night for years. He was a great care and as she did her duty by him with a thoroughness which was praiseworthy in the extreme she naturally had very little leisure for society. Mrs. Lathrop had more, because her family consisted of but one son, and she was not given to that species of housekeeping which sweeps under the beds too often. It therefore came about that the one and only recreation which the friends could enjoy together to any great extent was visiting over the fence. Visiting over the fence is an occupation in which any woman may indulge without fear of unkind criticism. If she takes occasion to run in next door, she is of course leaving the house which she ought to be keeping, but she can lean on the fence all day without feeling derelict as to a single duty. Then, too, there is something about the situation which produces a species of agreeable subconsciousness that one is at once at home and abroad. It followed that Susan and Mrs. Lathrop each wore a path from her kitchen door to the trysting-spot, and that all summer long they met there early and late.

Download or read book Susan Clegg and Her Friend Mrs Lathrop written by Anne Warner and published by CreateSpace. This book was released on 2015-05-08 with total page 106 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "[...] The next morning Mrs. Lathrop laid in an unusually large supply of fodder and was very early at the fence. Her son-a placid little innocent of nine-and-twenty years-was still in bed and asleep. Susan was up and washing her breakfast dishes, but the instant that she spied her friend she abruptly abandoned her task and hastened to the rendezvous. "Are you goin' t'-" Mrs. Lathrop called eagerly.[...]".