"But I don't wish to sell," said the widow hurriedly. louis vuitton outlet "I need this house for Ben and myself."
     "You could doubtless find other accommodations. I dare say you could hire a couple of rooms from Elnathan Perkins."
     "I wouldn't live in that old shell," said Mrs. Barclay rather indignantly, "and I am sure Ben wouldn't."
     "I apprehend Benjamin will have no voice in the matter," said Squire Davenport stiffly. "He is chanel bags sale only a boy."
     "He is my main support, and my main adviser," said Mrs. Barclay, with spirit, "and I shall not take any step which is disagreeable to him."
     Mr. Kirk looked disappointed, but the squire gave him an assuring look, as the widow could see.
     "Perhaps you may change your mind," said the squire significantly. "I am under the impression chanel bags that I hold a mortgage on this property."
     "Yes, sir," assented Mrs. Barclay apprehensively.
     "For the sum of seven hundred dollars, if I am not mistaken."
     "Yes, sir."
     "I shall have need of this money for other purposes, and will trouble you to take it up."
     "I was to have three months' notice," said the widow, with a troubled look.
     "I will give you chanel bags three months' notice to-night," said the squire.
     "I don't know where to raise the money," faltered Mrs. Barclay.
     "Then you had better sell to my friend here. He will assume the mortgage and pay you three hundred dollars."
     "But that will be only a thousand dollars for the place."
     "A very fair price, in my opinion, Mrs. Barclay."
     "I have always considered it chanel handbags worth fifteen hundred dollars," said the widow, very much disturbed.
     "A fancy price, my dear madam; quite an absurd price, I assure you. What do you say, Kirk?"
     "I quite agree with you, squire," said Kirk, in a strong, nasal tone. "But then, women don't know anything of business."