My girls, Mr.Jones," he said, turning to the young man, "are always doing some quaint thing, or indulging in some queer enterprise, for they're a restless lot.

Before Louise married, she was usually in these skirmishes with fate, but now--" "Oh, I shall join Patsy and Beth, of course," asserted Louise.

"It will make it easier for all, to divide the expense between us, and I am as much interested in pictures as they are." "Perhaps," said Patsy musingly, "we might build two theatres, in different parts of the city.

There are so many children to be amused.

And we intend to make the admission price five cents." "Have you any idea what it costs to build one of these picture theatres ?" asked Arthur.
"We're not going to build one of 'these' theatres," retorted Patsy.