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Then
the
report
would
come
--
the
new
governess
be
a
rare
manager
--
Sir
Pitt
be
very
sweet
on
her
--
Mr.
Crawley
too
--
He
be
reading
tracts
to
her
--
"
What
an
abandoned
wretch
!
"
said
little
,
eager
,
active
,
black-faced
Mrs.
Bute
Crawley
.
Finally
,
the
reports
were
that
the
governess
had
"
come
round
"
everybody
,
wrote
Sir
Pitt
's
letters
,
did
his
business
,
managed
his
accounts
--
had
the
upper
hand
of
the
whole
house
,
my
lady
,
Mr.
Crawley
,
the
girls
and
all
--
at
which
Mrs.
Crawley
declared
she
was
an
artful
hussy
,
and
had
some
dreadful
designs
in
view
.
Thus
the
doings
at
the
Hall
were
the
great
food
for
conversation
at
the
Rectory
,
and
Mrs.
Bute
's
bright
eyes
spied
out
everything
that
took
place
in
the
enemy
's
camp
--
everything
and
a
great
deal
besides
.
Mrs.
Bute
Crawley
to
Miss
Pinkerton
,
The
Mall
,
Chiswick
.
Rectory
,
Queen
's
Crawley
,
December
--
.
My
Dear
Madam
--
Although
it
is
so
many
years
since
I
profited
by
your
delightful
and
invaluable
instructions
,
yet
I
have
ever
retained
the
FONDEST
and
most
reverential
regard
for
Miss
Pinkerton
,
and
DEAR
Chiswick
.
I
hope
your
health
is
GOOD
.
The
world
and
the
cause
of
education
can
not
afford
to
lose
Miss
Pinkerton
for
MANY
MANY
YEARS
.
When
my
friend
,
Lady
Fuddleston
,
mentioned
that
her
dear
girls
required
an
instructress
(
I
am
too
poor
to
engage
a
governess
for
mine
,
but
was
I
not
educated
at
Chiswick
?
)
--
"
Who
,
"
I
exclaimed
,
"
can
we
consult
but
the
excellent
,
the
incomparable
Miss
Pinkerton
?
"
In
a
word
,
have
you
,
dear
madam
,
any
ladies
on
your
list
,
whose
services
might
be
made
available
to
my
kind
friend
and
neighbour
?
I
assure
you
she
will
take
no
governess
BUT
OF
YOUR
CHOOSING
.
My
dear
husband
is
pleased
to
say
that
he
likes
EVERYTHING
WHICH
COMES
FROM
MISS
PINKERTON
'S
SCHOOL
.
How
I
wish
I
could
present
him
and
my
beloved
girls
to
the
friend
of
my
youth
,
and
the
ADMIRED
of
the
great
lexicographer
of
our
country
!
If
you
ever
travel
into
Hampshire
,
Mr.
Crawley
begs
me
to
say
,
he
hopes
you
will
adorn
our
RURAL
RECTORY
with
your
presence
.
'
Tis
the
humble
but
happy
home
of
Your
affectionate
Martha
Crawley
P.S.
.
Mr.
Crawley
's
brother
,
the
baronet
,
with
whom
we
are
not
,
alas
!
upon
those
terms
of
UNITY
in
which
it
BECOMES
BRETHREN
TO
DWELL
,
has
a
governess
for
his
little
girls
,
who
,
I
am
told
,
had
the
good
fortune
to
be
educated
at
Chiswick
.
I
hear
various
reports
of
her
;
and
as
I
have
the
tenderest
interest
in
my
dearest
little
nieces
,
whom
I
wish
,
in
spite
of
family
differences
,
to
see
among
my
own
children
--
and
as
I
long
to
be
attentive
to
ANY
PUPIL
OF
YOURS
--
do
,
my
dear
Miss
Pinkerton
,
tell
me
the
history
of
this
young
lady
,
whom
,
for
YOUR
SAKE
,
I
am
most
anxious
to
befriend
.
--
M.
C.
Miss
Pinkerton
to
Mrs.
Bute
Crawley
.
