George Hanford, whose parents were dead and who was under the care of a guardian, thought that in his case there would be no great difficulty.

The other two viewed him a trifle enviously.

Then, because one may always hope, they had to hear the particulars and each secretly began to fashion arguments to overcome the objections at home.

Finally Oscar Brazier inquired interestedly: "Who is going to cook for you ?" "Oh, we'll take turns, maybe," answered Joe.

"Or we might hire a cook." Joe stole a look at Steve.