He might do what he liked, therefore, in that part of the house which the girls called the Palace Beautiful.

He knew a way by which he could get on the roof--from the roof there was an easy entrance to the girls' rooms.

By the time Jasmine, Daisy, and Poppy were joyously driving towards the city Dove had taken possession of their nice bright rooms.

When he got in he locked the outer door, and then he felt quite comfortable, and at leisure to look around him.
The first thing he saw was the letter directed to Primrose on the sitting-room table.

He took it up, and examined it closely.