At least, so it seems to me." And having succeeded in getting her ribbon adjusted as she wanted it, Mrs.Plausaby looked at herself in the glass with an approving conscience.
"But is Kate going to be married in the spring ?" asked Albert.
"I don't know whether she will have her wedding in the spring or summer.
I can't bother myself about Kate's affairs.

Marrying is a thing that everybody must attend to personally for themselves, Albert.

If Kate gets married, I can't help it; and I don't know as there's any great sin in it.

You'll get married yourself some day." "Did fa--did Mr.Plausaby promise Katy some lots ?" "Law, no! Every lot he sells 'most is sold for Kate's lot.

It's a way he has.