Boots _is_ a dear; do you know what he's done ?" "What ?" asked Eileen listlessly, raising the back of her slender hand from her eyes to peer at Nina through the glimmer of tears.
"Well, he and Phil have moved out of Boots's house, and Boots has wired Gerald and Gladys that the house is ready for them until they can find a place of their own.

Of course they'll both come here--in fact, their luggage is upstairs now--Boots takes the blue room and Phil his old quarters,.

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But don't you think it is perfectly sweet of Boots?
And isn't it good to have Philip back again ?" "Y-es," said Eileen faintly.