Good-night, Norman.

Is your head aching to-night ?" "Not much, now I have got out of the dining-room." "It would have been wiser not to have gone in," said Flora, leaving the room.
"It was not the dinner, but the man," said Norman.

"It is incomprehensible to me how my father could take to him.

I'd as soon have Harvey Anderson for a friend!" "You are like me," said Ethel, "in being glad he is not our uncle." "He presume to think of falling in love with Aunt Flora!" cried Norman indignantly.
"Why, what is the matter with him ?" asked Margaret.

"I can't find much ground for Ethel's dislike, and Flora is pleased." "She did not hear the worst, nor you either, Ethel," said Norman.