Isn't it more important to think what's to be done about him?
Is he going to be allowed to go on disgracing us as he does ?" Mrs.Adams sighed profoundly.

"I don't know what to do," she confessed, unhappily.

"Your father's so upset about--about this new step he's taking--I don't feel as if we ought to----" "No, no!" Alice cried.

"Papa mustn't be distressed with this, on top of everything else.

But SOMETHING'S got to be done about Walter." "What can be ?" her mother asked, helplessly.