"Who won that exciting game ?" "I did, of course.

I always win at tether-ball." "Oh, do you ?" commented Cowperwood.
"I mean with brother, of course.

He plays so poorly." She turned to the west--the house faced south--and studied the road which came up from Stroudsburg.

"I do believe that's Harry Kemp," she added, quite to herself.

"If so, he'll have my mail, if there is any." She got up again and disappeared into the house, coming out a few moments later to saunter down to the gate, which was over a hundred feet away.