Frances Hodgson Burnett Quote
There mostly is rats an’ mice in attics. You gets used to the noise they makes scuttling about. I’ve got so I don’t mind ’em s’ long as they don’t run over my piller.Ugh! said Sara.You gets used to anythin’ after a bit, said Becky. You have to, miss, if you’re born a scullery maid. I’d rather have rats than cockroaches.So would I, said Sara; I suppose you might make friends with a rat in time, but I don’t believe I should like to make friends with a cockroach.
Frances Hodgson Burnett
There mostly is rats an’ mice in attics. You gets used to the noise they makes scuttling about. I’ve got so I don’t mind ’em s’ long as they don’t run over my piller.Ugh! said Sara.You gets used to anythin’ after a bit, said Becky. You have to, miss, if you’re born a scullery maid. I’d rather have rats than cockroaches.So would I, said Sara; I suppose you might make friends with a rat in time, but I don’t believe I should like to make friends with a cockroach.