What does Mrs. Hale remark to Mrs. Peters about the signs of anger in the Wrights' house?

As Mrs. Hale begins to comment that there are no signs of anger in the house, her eyes brush past the bread and then notices the table, half-wiped. She notices that the fire in the stove is not very bright and wonders, "What it would mean, year after year, to have that stove to wrestle with."