"YOU say something now," he said.

"I don't even belong in the chorus, and here I am, trying to sing the funny man's solo! You--" "No," she interrupted.

"I'd rather play your accompaniment." "I'll stop and listen to it, then." "Perhaps--" she began, but after pausing thoughtfully she made a gesture with her muff, indicating a large brick church which they were approaching.

"Do you see that church, Mr.Sheridan ?" "I suppose I could," he answered in simple truthfulness, looking at her.
"But I don't want to.

Once, when I was ill, the nurse told me I'd better say anything that was on my mind, and I got the habit.