You fix 'em any way you want.
Hurry! It's got to be a busy day." She had bought three dozen little roses.

Alice took them and began to arrange them in vases, keeping the stems separated as far as possible so that the clumps would look larger.

She put half a dozen in each of three vases in the "living-room," placing one vase on the table in the center of the room, and one at each end of the mantelpiece.

Then she took the rest of the roses to the dining-room; but she postponed the arrangement of them until the table should be set, just before dinner.

She was thoughtful; planning to dry the stems and lay them on the tablecloth like a vine of roses running in a delicate design, if she found that the dozen and a half she had left were enough for that.