We can have it on the table in here." Ida indicated, by a graceful motion of her shoulder, a pretty little tea-table loaded with Dresden china.
"All right," replied Harry, with a baffled tone.

He felt baffled without knowing exactly why.
Ida took up another sheet of the Herald, a fashion page was uppermost.

She read something and smiled.

"It says that gowns made like Maria's new one are the most fetching ones of the season," she said.

"I am so glad I have the skirt plaited." Harry made a gesture of assent.