Wasn't around to lunch, but a little while ago we sent a meal to his room that would surprise you." "Indeed!" "Yes.

A strange order it was! Broiled mushrooms, pancakes with maple syrup and ice cream.

How is that for a mix-up--and at dinner time, too!" said the clerk, disgustedly.
Arthur went back and reported.
"All right," said Patsy, much relieved.

"We've got him started and now he can take care of himself.

Come, Uncle; let's all go down town and see the picture that drove Mr.Goldstein crazy." "He was very decent to us to-day," asserted Flo Stanton.
"Did he ask any explanation about Maud's appearing in the picture of a rival company ?" inquired Arthur.
"No, not a word." "Did he mention Mr.Jones, who conquered him so mysteriously ?" asked Beth.
"Not at all.