She leaned over and placed a hand on her husband's shoulder.
"Let's drive home by way of town, Paul," she suggested.

"It's only a little farther, and I'm quite sure Miss Gray will be interested in our Great White Way of the mountains.

And I'm crazy to see that bear you were telling me about," she added.
Nothing could have suited Aldous more than this suggestion.

He was sure that Quade, following his own and Culver Rann's old methods, had already prepared stories about Joanne, and he not only wanted Quade's friends--but all of Tete Jaune as well--to see Joanne in the company of Mrs.Paul Blackton and her husband.

And this was a splendid opportunity, for the night carnival was already beginning.
"The bear is worth seeing," said Blackton, turning his team in the direction of the blazing light of the half-mile street that was the Broadway of Tete Jaune.