A little make-up, maybe; she'll fix that.
Come on, let's get to work.

And don't worry about the salary; I'll tell you to-night what it'll be, after I see you work." When he was in that mood, Robert Grant Burns swept everything before him.

He swept Jean into his plans before she had really made up her mind whether to accept his offer or stick to her literary efforts.

He had Muriel Gay up at the house and preparing to change clothes with Jean, and he had Lee Milligan started for town in the machine with the key to Burns' emergency wardrobe trunk, before Jean realized that she was actually going to do things for the camera to make into a picture.
"I'm glad you are going to double in that ride down the bluff, anyway," Muriel declared, while she blacked Jean's brows and put shadows around her eyes.

"I could have done it, of course; but mamma is so nervous about my getting hurt that I hate to do anything risky like that.