That day, Old Master Black did hear it and then lectured Jane Sampson for nearly half an hour, teaching her that to do each thing, one must put forth their most serious attitude to complete it; otherwise, don't even start.
Old Master Black remembered that Jane Sampson then told Peter Gingery that he had taught her what it meant to see things through from start to finish.
The little miss was not easy to appease when she threw a tantrum, but once her temper subsided, she was a girl capable of independent thought.
Impetuous when she felt like it, she still learned what she had to.
This was why Old Master Black liked Jane Sampson the most.
