What can he want with a house like that, the selfish, horrid creature?
There is a good deal of machinery of one sort and another involved in the work of a house like this, but I fear it is hardly the kind which he is accustomed to superintend.
Nothing tries me more than to have my plans upset, and it is constantly happening in a house like this, where there are so many others to consider.
He would gain credit by living in a house like that--with such individual features, yet perfectly well-arranged.
You come into my house like thieves in the night,' he said, 'and give me the lie, do you?
Do you really imagine, Diantha, that Mrs. O'Shaughnessy or Mrs. Yon Yonson can manage a house like this as you can?
This young woman cannot be competent to manage a house like this--to say nothing of her scandalous ideas.
I'd like to know what a woman of your age can do with a house like this--and no money?
Not even if I were to offer you a house like Mr. Dwyer's?
Of course, when one lived in a house like this, one could afford to dress and act as one liked.
He satisfied Marion Armstrong too, which was another thing to be considered, for Marion and her mother were the sort of boarders who are always more or less the backbone of a house like ours.
You must have met him before, you know; he would not come to a house like this if he was not interested in you and your mother.
She would not know what to do with it, nor where to accommodate her new inmate so as to keep him from meddling with affairs he had no right to meddle with: it was easy enough to fancy him troublesome in a house like hers.
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