how does jack respond to home-made lunch? (hasty judgement)
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A HASTY JUDGMENT.
'What is the new step-mother like?' asked Walter Howard. He was cycling from the station with his friend, Jack Trehane, having just arrived to spend a few days of the summer holidays.
'No good,' was the short but expressive answer.
'I remember you thought her rather a good sort before your father married her,' Walter remarked.
'You never know what people are really like until you live in the same house with them,' said Jack, gloomily.
'Hard lines, when you had such decent holidays with your father alone.
How is it she is not nice to you now, when she used to be so jolly?'
'Oh, she isn't exactly nasty,' Jack explained, 'only I do so hate her mean, saving little ways.'
Walter's face fell. It would be a nuisance if he had to waste some of his precious holidays in a place where there was not even enough 'grub!'
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