They pall on me rather," said Lilly.
"Ay!" said Aaron, suddenly stirring in his chair.
Lilly and he glanced at one another with a look of recognition.
"Still," said Tanny, "there's got to be a clearance some day or other." "Oh," drawled Clariss.

"I'm all for a clearance.

I'm all for pulling the house down.

Only while it stands I do want central heating and a good cook." "May I come to dinner ?" said Jim.
"Oh, yes.

You'd find it rather domestic." "Where do you live ?" "Rather far out now--Amersham." "Amersham?
Where's that-- ?" "Oh, it's on the map." There was a little lull.