The Cook
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Hill increased her efforts to groom Mrs. Wigton. Mrs. Wigton, however, proved no less recalcitrant than Betsy; this finally led Conrad to suggest to Mrs. Hill that they talk to her and point out which side her bread was buttered on. “The example of Rudolph might prove instructive,” Conrad said.
Rudolph had been fired, as Mr. Hill had promised, and three days later he had frozen to death in the snow within forty yards of the shed, where he had slept for years. Conrad had been drinking at the ...Shepard’s Inn that night, and the dogs had been waiting for him outside the door. There was thus no hue and cry when Rudolph fell in the snow, with a bag of pheasants clutched in his arm for Conrad. Conrad discovered him several hours later, as stiff as a frozen side of beef.
But Mrs. Wigton only broke down and cried when Mrs. Hill talked to her. She said nothing about wishing to comply with her employer’s demands. Even the statement that Maxfield was not indispensable hadn’t shaken her apparent resolve, and when a few days later Maxfield was indeed pensioned off and removed from the house, she still gave no indication of a willingness to perform the work of a maid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hill increased her efforts to groom Mrs. Wigton. Mrs. Wigton, however, proved no less recalcitrant than Betsy; this finally led Conrad to suggest to Mrs. Hill that they talk to her and point out which side her bread was buttered on. “The example of Rudolph might prove instructive,” Conrad said.
Rudolph had been fired, as Mr. Hill had promised, and three days later he had frozen to death in the snow within forty yards of the shed, where he had slept for years. Conrad had been drinking at the ...Shepard’s Inn that night, and the dogs had been waiting for him outside the door. There was thus no hue and cry when Rudolph fell in the snow, with a bag of pheasants clutched in his arm for Conrad. Conrad discovered him several hours later, as stiff as a frozen side of beef.
But Mrs. Wigton only broke down and cried when Mrs. Hill talked to her. She said nothing about wishing to comply with her employer’s demands. Even the statement that Maxfield was not indispensable hadn’t shaken her apparent resolve, and when a few days later Maxfield was indeed pensioned off and removed from the house, she still gave no indication of a willingness to perform the work of a maid.
What to read after The Cook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Kressing to read onlineMoreLess
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