And are his mother and sister dropped by the people in their set?
I haven't noticed it." "Well, Mrs.Corcoran Dunn told me that everyone was talking about the Blaisdells and wondering how long they could keep it up.

And the newspapers have been printing all sorts of things, and hinting that young Mr.Blaisdell's appointment as director, after his father wrecked the bank, was a scandal.

At least, we haven't _that_ to bear up under.
Father was honest, if he wasn't rich." "Who cares for the newspapers?
They're all run by demagogues hunting sensations.

What makes me feel the worst about all this is that Stock Exchange seat of father's.

If I were only of age, so that I could go down there on the floor, I tell you it wouldn't be long before you and I were back where we belong, Sis.