Bull.
'I suspect,' said she, kindly, 'that you've been used to things very different from what you'll find here; but we'll do all in our power to make it pleasant for you, and I dare say that, before long, you'll feel quite at home in Peppersville.'
People 'dare say' anything, and many things appeared more probable than that I should ever feel at home in Peppersville.
One thing I thoroughly congratulated myself upon, and that was that Mr. Summers boarded elsewhere. It is a dreadful thing to be housed under the same roof, in a place where there is a total want of all excitement, with any sort of a man-people have even become attached to spiders when shut up alone with them-and when the man is young, good-looking, and poor, the danger is increased. I did not come to Peppersville to fall in love with the principal of the Academy; and I was glad that _one_ road, at least, to that undesirable end was cut off.
I found the evening psalms and lessons, and then climbed into my nest-where I sank down, down, down into the feathery depths, in a manner peculiarly terrifying to one whose nights had all been spent on hair mattresses.
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