Susan Clegg and Her Neighbors' Affairs

Excerpt from Susan Clegg and Her Neighbors' Affairs
But there seemed to be some sad in uence in the effect of the rays of Mrs. Lathrop's lamp on this particular night; and even if its effect on Susan was merely transitory, it was not the less marked each time that it occurred.
Once, just as she was carrying the teapot from the stove to the table, she voiced her thoughts aloud.
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