She's quite delightful with children." The speaker felt that it would indeed be a good thing if Bubbles could attach herself to such a simple yet sensible friend as was this enormously rich girl.

"And if you really like Bubbles," went on Blanche Farrow deliberately, "then I should like just to tell you one or two things about her." Helen became all eager, pleased attention.

"Yes ?" she exclaimed.

"I wish you would! Bubbles interests me more than anyone I ever met." "I want to tell you that I and Bubbles' father very much regret her going in for all that--that occultism, I believe it's called." "But you and Mr.Varick both think it's only thought-reading," said Helen quickly.
Blanche felt rather surprised.

It was acute and clever of the girl to have said that.