"We'll want something in the country, too," she reminded him.
"I've a couple of options at Maplemont----" "Oh, Maplemont----" She liked that also, he perceived.
"And a place in Florida.

Lessing and I bought it the winter the children had the diphtheria.

They've a very pretty bungalow; we could put up something like it for ourselves--if you wouldn't mind my sister occasionally.

Ellen isn't happy at hotels." "Mind! with all you're giving me! You won't think it's just the money, Peter;" she had a very charming hesitancy about it.

"It's what money stands for, beauty, and suitability--and--everything." He was very tender with her.
"It's not that I have such a pile of it either," he assured her, "though I turn over a great deal in the course of a year.