Who knows where you have come from, but you can be sure I'll reckon with you tomorrow. Striding outside, he gave him two swift kicks and cursed him, saying, “You lousy uncouth slave! As long as I can afford to pay you five cash a day, I will have no trouble finding a replacement. You can get out of here immediately.” Just see if I don't report what you've been up to when I get home. He was striding along the road. These poems cover the years 1819-51. The two women's friendship was sustaining in a psychological sense and thus the subject of much poetry. In addition, their surviving writings provide data on each woman. In any event, the accomplishments of her pupils, added to their great number, expands our understanding of the role of “teachers of the inner chambers.” The passage on this subject, cited in the epigraphs to this chapter, is immediately followed by another in which the depth of the friendship is revealed.