We did not stay here long, for Miss Thayer, of Morton House, invited us to dinner at Vinton's." "How do you like the way I fixed your room this year ?" asked Mrs.
Elwood.
"We haven't been in it yet," answered Grace.

"That is, we went only as far as the door." "Oh, then you must see it at once," said Mrs.Elwood briskly.

"I have had it repapered.

There is a new rug on the floor, too, and I have put a new Morris chair in and taken out one of the cane-seated chairs." "No wonder the Anarchist refuses to vacate," muttered Elfreda.
"What did you say, my dear ?" remarked Mrs.Elwood amiably.
"Oh, I was just talking nonsense," averred Elfreda solemnly.
"I won't keep you girls out of your rooms any longer.

I know you must be tired from your long journey.