We're at our very best.

It would be perfectly wonderful to have an author for a neighbor, and he must be going to build a real house, because he has his architect with him; and John says that while he is young, he has done several awfully good houses.

He has seen a couple of them in in San Francisco." Linda shrugged her shoulders.
"Up the flue goes Marian's chance of drawing the plans for John Gilman's house," she said.

"I have heard him say a dozen times he would not build a house unless Marian made the plans." Eileen deftly placed the strand of hair and set the jewelled pin with precision.
"Just possibly things have changed slightly," she suggested.
"Yes," said Linda, "I observe that they have.

Marian has sold the home she adored.