We don't want to do anything much in the matter of the Home before Spring.

But as Mona's house is in the market, and as it seems like an ideal place to have for the children, I thought we'd better look into it, and, if advisable, buy it and then wait a few months before doing anything further." "I think so, too, Phil," Patty agreed.

"I counted up the rooms and it will easily accommodate twenty or twenty-five kiddies, and that's as many as we can take care of, isn't it ?" "I think so; for the present, anyway.

And you know, Patty, all you have to do is to approve or disapprove of the purchase, and what you say, goes." "What an important personage you are, Patty," said Roger.

"Your lightest word is law." "It won't be a light word," and Patty looked serious.