She was slightly disappointed, on reaching home, to find that Eileen was not there.
"Will the lady of the house dine with us this evening?
she asked as she stood eating an apple in the kitchen.
"She didn't say," answered Katy.

"Have ye had it out about last night yet ?" "No," answered Linda.

"That is why I was asking about her.

I want to clear the atmosphere before I make my new start in life." "Now, don't ye be going too far, lambie," cautioned Katy "Ye young things make such an awful serious business of life these days.

In your scramble to wring artificial joy out of it you miss all the natural joy the good God provided ye." "It seems to me, Katy," said Linda slowly, "that you should put that statement the other way round.