ell. . . quot;Mrs Borden -- orying to poison us!quot;
So call epmot;mot;, as duty bade, but, after a quarrel about money after y to epmoty, spoke of quot;Mrs Bordenquot; ; to oo.
quot;Last nig felt myself all day, I so strange. So very. . . strange.quot;
For t fits. Since a c;peculiar spellsquot;, as time called odd lapses of beed, involuntary trances, moments of disconnection. times o discover an explanation o mention t;peculiar spellsquot;. Everyone kne the Borden girls.
quot;Somete? It must en. erdays supper?quot; solicitously queried kind Miss Russell.
quot;armed-over s take muc ed up tovers for supper but, again, for myself, I could only get doe up te t.quot; (Note of smugness, here.)
quot;O, t! t ster to give you twice-cooked fis;
It time of too; ell by a certain ility forbade o mention t. But it into tire ?
quot;ts,quot; Lizzie pursued remorselessly, keeping ips. quot;So many people, you understand, dislike fat;
t be denied. Miss Russell politely remained mute.
quot;Mrs Borden oor and sed at old pay a doctors bills ed at tor and all t; and , pale eyelas on ;suc, yes of deatside t odd, at unexpected e at nig sleep in t, trees, in ts poison in ter t;
quot;ing you?quot; asked Miss Russell, properly dismayed.
quot;Since. . . t; said Lizzie and suddenly looked Miss Russell full in triump, yet veiled. And on pecking a t of rying to unpick the shirring.
Miss Russell kne of Lizzies imagination. All in a rus patience anding outside s about for o reassure.
quot;But Bridget is up and about is busy and bustling, too; poison in eit looks on? O is t, tolerable ts put us all out of sorts, makes us fractious and nervous, makes us sick. So easy to imagine terrible taints t youd planned to go ao t you plan to take a little ;
Lizzie neit continues to ant business in Fall River? Only t morning, been doo tore to try to buy some prussic acid ell kind Miss Rus