I shall lie down, I think, for a little." "All right, dear, we will see you at breakfast.

Don't worry.

I shall call you." Again she kissed the girl and left her to sleep.

She found Billy standing in the ladies' parlor with a perplexed and disappointed look on his face.
"The Doc said she'd sure want some tea," he said.
"And you made the tea yourself ?" inquired Mandy.
"Sure thing! The Doc--" "Well, Billy, I'd just love a cup of tea if you don't mind wasting it on me." "Sure thing, ma'm! The Doc won't mind, bein' as she turned it down." "Where is Dr.Martin gone, Billy?
He needs a cup of tea; he's been up all night.

He must be feeling tough." "Judgin' by his langwidge I should surmise yes," said Billy judicially.
"Would you get him, Billy, and bring him here ?" "Get him?
S'pose I could.