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When Lyddie first begins working at Cutler's tavern, Triphena is a bit distant. She has her job to do, and Lyddie has her work to do. Triphena knows that Mrs. Cutler is a hard task master, and Triphena simply wants to make sure that Lyddie does what she is told.
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The mistress there is cruel, but the cook, Triphena, is kind to Lyddie, and they become friends. At the inn, she jobs working on looms at mills in Lowell, Massachusetts. But she does not take the job, because her mother signed her up for the tavern job. When the mistress is away on a trip, Lyddie goes home.
