But if they want it for this Home arrangement, I think I'll be rather glad to let it go." The quartet started off in high spirits at the prospect of a jolly day.
The big limousine was most comfortable and well equipped.

An ample luncheon was stowed away in hampers, and a skilful and careful chauffeur drove them at a speedy gait.

It was a glorious, clear, cold, sunshiny day, and the open windows gave them plenty of fresh air.
Patty, enveloped in furs, nestled in one corner of the wide back seat, and Mona was in the other.

The two men faced them.

Not a word had passed between Patty and Philip about the night before, and Patty wondered if he intended to let the matter go by without further reference.
"You see it's this way," Philip began, addressing Patty; "I haven't really had an opportunity of telling you about it yet.