The gentleman wants to know if Harriet feels as though she could teach. His sister is involved with the Washington Orphan Asylum, and she might be able to arrange for Harriet to work there once she leaves Monticello. Harriet is overwhelmed by the talk of Washington City where the gentleman lives and where he expects Harriet to live. The gentleman reassures her that she need not be afraid and that she will be a great teacher. The gentleman also says that she is welcome to live with his sister and her husband if she would like.
The gentleman again admonishes Harriet not to make decisions too quickly. Harriet has already stated that she believes she would like to be engaged to this man, but he does not want her to give up her.....
This is a free excerpt of 135 words. This section contains 563 words. This
study guide contains 22,024 words (approx. 73 pages at 300
words per page).
Read the rest of this Literature Guide with our Wolf by the Ears Access Pass.
