[A Voyage of Consolation by Sara Jeannette Duncan]@TWC D-Link bookA Voyage of Consolation CHAPTER VII 7/41
Well, there they were, seven of 'em, lying there looking at you yesterday.
All in good condition.
I was told they have a place downstairs for the older ones." "Alexander," said momma faintly, "I think I _should_ like a little brandy in my coffee.
Were there--were there any ladies among them, Mr. Malt ?" "Three," Mr.Malt responded briskly, "and one of them had her hair----" "Then _please_ don't tell us about them," momma exclaimed, and the silence that ensued was one of slight indignation on the part of the Malt family. "You been seeing the town at all, evenings ?" Mr.Malt inquired of the Senator. "I can't say I have.
We've been seeing so much of it in the daytime, we haven't felt able to enjoy anything at night except our beds," poppa returned with his accustomed candour. "Just so.
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