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"He is a very fervid, impassioned speaker-full of fire! Stationed in a waggon on this lawn, now, which, fromthe shape of the land, is naturally adapted to a public meeting, hewould improve almost any occasion you could mention for hours andhours! By this time, young ladies," said Mrs. Pardiggle, movingback to her chair and overturning, as if by invisible agency, alittle round table at a considerable distance with my work-basketon it, "by this time you have found me out, I dare say?"This was really such a confusing question that Ada looked at me inperfect dismay. As to the guilty nature of my own consciousnessafter what I had been thinking, it must have been expressed in thecolour of my cheeks. 　　 burberry handbags "Found out, I mean," said Mrs. Pardiggle, "the prominent point inmy character. I am aware that it is so prominent as to bediscoverable immediately. I lay myself open to detection, I know.Well! I freely admit, I am a woman of business. I love hard work;I enjoy hard work. The excitement does me good. I am soaccustomed and inured to hard work that I don't know what fatigueis."We murmured that it was very astonishing and very gratifying, orsomething to that effect. I don't think we knew what it waseither, but this is what our politeness expressed "I do not understand what it is to be tired; you cannot tire me ifyou try!" said Mrs. Pardiggle. "The quantity of exertion (which isno exertion to me), the amount of business (which I regard asnothing), that I go through sometimes astonishes myself. I haveseen my young family, and Mr. Pardiggle, quite worn out withwitnessing it, when I may truly say I have been as fresh as alark!"If that dark-visaged eldest boy could look more malicious than hehad already looked, this was the time when he did it. I observedthat he doubled his right fist and delivered a secret blow into thecrown of his cap, which was under his left arm. 　 burberry scarf "This gives me a great advantage when I am making my rounds," saidMrs. Pardiggle. "If I find a person unwilling to hear what I haveto say, I tell that person directly, 'I am incapable of fatigue, mygood friend, I am never tired, and I mean to go on until I havedone.' It answers admirably! Miss Summerson, I hope I shall haveyour assistance in my visiting rounds immediately, and Miss Clare'svery soon."At first I tried to excuse myself for the present on the generalground of having occupations to attend to which I must not neglect.But as this was an ineffectual protest, I then said, moreparticularly, that I was not sure of my qualifications. That I wasinexperienced in the art of adapting my mind to minds verydifferently situated, and addressing them from suitable points ofview. That I had not that delicate knowledge of the heart whichmust be essential to such a work. That I had much to learn,myself, before I could teach others, and that I could not confidein my good intentions alone. For these reasons I thought it bestto be as useful as I could, and to render what kind services Icould to those immediately about me, and to try to let that circleof duty gradually and naturally expand itself. All this I saidwith anything but confidence, because Mrs. Pardiggle was much olderthan I, and had great experience, and was so very military in hermanners. 　　 air max 2012 "You are wrong, Miss Summerson," said she, "but perhaps you are notequal to hard work or the excitement of it, and that makes a vastdifference. If you would like to see how I go through my work, Iam now about--with my young family--to visit a brickmaker in theneighbourhood (a very bad character) and shall be glad to take youwith me. Miss Clare also, if she will do me the favour."Ada and I interchanged looks, and as we were going out in any case,accepted the offer. When we hastily returned from putting on ourbonnets, we found the young family languishing in a corner and Mrs.Pardiggle sweeping about the room, knocking down nearly all thelight objects it contained. Mrs. Pardiggle took possession of Ada,and I followed with the family.Ada told me afterwards that Mrs. Pardiggle talked in the same loudtone (that, indeed, I overheard) all the way to the brickmaker'sabout an exciting contest which she had for two or three yearswaged against another lady relative to the bringing in of theirrival candidates for a pension somewhere. There had been aquantity of printing, and promising, and proxying, and polling, andit appeared to have imparted great liveliness to all concerned,except the pensioners--who were not elected yet.