Imagine you see the rugs I am going to have and a few more pieces of furniture when I can afford them; and let me particularly point out the fireplace that Henry Anderson and your friend Peter designed and had built for me.

Doesn't it add a soul and a heart to my study ?" John Gilman walked over and looked at the fireplace critically.

He read the lines aloud, then he turned to Eileen.
"Why, that is perfectly beautiful," he said.

"Let's duplicate it in our home." "You bungler!" scoffed Eileen.
"I think you're right," said Gilman reflectively, "exactly right.

Of course I would have no business copying Linda's special fireplace where the same people would see it frequently; and if I had stopped to think a second, I might have known that you would prefer tiling to field stone." "Linda seems very busy tonight," said Eileen.