Eliza Wells could afford to be a little different from anybody else. In the vernacular of the country, “she was well-fixed.” This meant not that she had millions, or even a hundred thousand, but there was money enough out at interest to bring her in fifteen dollars each month. This, with her garden truck and home, made her independent.
Fuente del contexto
Project Gutenberg
Tipo de fuente
book
Autor
Jean K. Baird
Título de la fuente
The Little Girl of Miss Eliza's: A Story for Young People