MRS. WARREN. You mean----

MRS. PICKERING. My dear Mrs. Warren, I am very sorry to tell you ... but

I feel that it is my duty, as wife of your pastor ... to tell you that

your daughter Betty has been seen very often,--that is, at least

once--walking with this Doctor Hunter. Also, my dear Mrs. Warren, she

accepts presents from him ... flowers and that sort of thing.

MRS. WARREN. Why, Betty hardly knows him!

MRS. PICKERING. That is just it. She hardly knows him ... nor do any of

us. Also remember he is a married man, my dear Mrs. Warren, and very

good looking ... and I really believe all good-looking people are bad,

thoroughly bad.

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