K.D.B., for instance; who is she, and what is she like ?" "They're not tough," Condy assured her.

"I see 'em often down at 'The Times' office.

They are usually a plain, matter-of-fact sort, quite conscientious, you know; generally middle-aged--or thirty-one; outgrown their youthful follies and illusions, and want to settle down." "Read some more," urged Blix.

Condy went on.
"'Bachelor, good habits, twenty-five, affectionate disposition, accomplishments, money, desires acquaintance pretty, refined girl.
Object, matrimony.

McB., this office.'" "No, I don't like McB.," said Blix.