Of course, that happens every day, a mere detail.

I presume you'll go back and forth for your meals ?" Then Blix began to explain.

It appeared that she had two aunts, both sisters of her father--one a widow, the other unmarried.

The widow, a certain Mrs.Kihm, lived in New York, and was wealthy, and had views on "women's sphere of usefulness." The other, Miss Bessemer, a little old maid of fifty, Condy had on rare occasions seen at the flat, where every one called her Aunt Dodd.

She lived in that vague region of the city known as the Mission, where she owned a little property.
From what Blix told him that evening, Condy learned that Mrs.Kihm had visited the coast a few winters previous and had taken a great fancy to Blix.