It isn't fair of him." "Then why don't you tell him to stop it.

I believe he'd be sensible about it, and if I was you, I'd have it every bit out with him." "If it doesn't stop, I'll find some way of showing him that I object to the friendship.

But, after all, it may be only a fancy of Archibald's.
Anyhow, I'll wait a while before I take any step." At the beginning of August Gabriella sent the children to the country with Miss Polly, and sailed, on a fast boat, for a brief visit to the great dress designers of Paris.

Ever since Madame's age and infirmities had forced her to relinquish this annual trip, Gabriella had taken her place, and all through the year she looked forward to it as to the last of her youthful adventures.

On her last visit, Billy and Patty had been in Switzerland; but this summer they met her at Cherbourg; and she spent several brilliant days with them before they flitted off again, and left her to the doubtful consideration of dressmakers and milliners.