Mrs. Wallace could never understand why the Morgan Knowles shut her from their charmed circle . They certainly associated with people much poorer and of more doubtful worldly station than hers -- the Markhams , for instance , who lived on an unfashionable street and wore quite shabby clothes . Just before she had left Colchester , Mrs. Wallace had seen Mrs. Knowles and Mrs. Markham together in the former 's automobile . James Wallace and Morgan Knowles were associated in business dealings ; but in spite of Mrs. Wallace 's schemings and aspirations and heart burnings , the association remained a purely business one and never advanced an inch in the direction of friendship . As for Pauline , she was hopelessly devoid of social ambitions and she did not in the least mind the Morgan Knowles ' remote attitude . `` Besides , '' continued Pauline , `` she is n't a tomboy at all . She looks like a very womanly , well-bred sort of girl . Why should you think her a tomboy because she drives cows ? Cows are placid , useful animals -- witness this delicious cream which I am pouring over my blueberries . And they have to be driven . It 's an honest occupation . '' `` I daresay she is someone 's servant , '' said Mrs. Wallace contemptuously . `` But I suppose even that would n't matter to you , Pauline ? '' `` Not a mite , '' said Pauline cheerfully . `` One of the very nicest girls I ever knew was a maid Mother had the last year of her dear life . I loved that girl , Aunt Olivia , and I correspond with her . She writes letters that are ten times more clever and entertaining than those stupid epistles Clarisse Gray sends me -- and Clarisse Gray is a rich man 's daughter and is being educated in Paris . '' `` You are incorrigible , Pauline , '' said Mrs. Wallace hopelessly . `` Mrs. Boyd , '' said Pauline to their landlady , who now made her appearance , `` who is that girl who drives the cows along the beech lane mornings and evenings ? '' `` Ada Cameron , I guess , '' was Mrs. Boyd 's response .
`` She lives XXXXX the Embrees down on the old Embree place just below here .
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