"I want to see it all.

Where's your linen closet ?" "My linen closet is a room," and Patty led them thither.

"You see, we have such a lot of rooms and,--such a lot of linen,--that I took this little bedroom for a linen press.

I had a carpenter put in the shelves and cupboards just as I wanted them,--and here's the result." With justifiable pride, Patty showed her linen collection.

Sheets, towels, tablecloths,--each sort in its place, each dozen held by blue ribbon bands, that fastened with little pearl buckles.
Other shelves held lace pieces, luncheon sets, boudoir pillow-cases, table scarfs, and all the exquisite embroidered bits that are the delight of the home lover.
"Perfectly wonderful!" Elise declared; "looks just like a shop in Venice or Nice.