Lidia never heard so much commotion as he looked out the inn's window filling out the form, Never in her life had she seen such a display. The man and two women entered wearing plain and fine clothes. She was curious who they were. She had seen a Lady only once. As her village was small and rarely visited by strangers. Lidia was in aww of both women's fine dresses.<br/><br/>Maybe she should ask more questions after the man spoke. She looked up at him and listened, the farmer's daughter held back from snickering as she slapped the man and for good reason. Lidia saw men taking liberties they aught not.<br/><br/>Lidia gave the woman her paper. "Is t'ere any-ting else me s'ould know. Tis me first time going ta a school. Me knows ta letters, an reads n writes. Me knows me need polishen. Me learns fast."<br/>She glanced at the stern woman seeking a position and remembered her mother taught her, " Do not stare and be courteous to a Lady."