But neither Auntie Sue nor Brian would consider his finishing the book anywhere but in the little log house by the river; even if there had been no other reason why Brian should not go to the city, if it could be avoided.
"There is only one thing to do,"-- said Auntie Sue, at last, when the matter had been discussed several times,--"we must send for Betty Jo.
She has been studying stenography in a business college in Cincinnati, and, in her latest letter to me, she wrote that she would finish in April.

I'll just write her to come right here, and bring her typewriter along.

She will need a vacation, and she can have it and do your work at the same time.

Besides, I need to see Betty Jo.

She hasn't been to visit me since before Judy came." Brian thought that Auntie Sue seemed a little nervous and excited as she spoke, but he attributed it to her combined interest in the book and in the proposed typist.