Most of them _have_ to stand for things, or be left out altogether." "What in the world can we do ?" queried Mrs.Maynard, divided between distress and chagrin.
"The good Lord only knows," responded Mrs.Wrapp, herein losing her assurance.

"Marriage would save most of them.

But Helen doesn't want to marry.

She wants to paint pictures and be free." "Perhaps marriage is a solution," rejoined Mrs.Maynard thoughtfully.
"Whom on earth can we marry them to ?" asked Mrs.Kingsley.

"Most of the older men, the bachelors who're eligible haven't any use for these girls except to _play_ with them.