"How good you are! I'll tell you all about it,--some day!" So the matter rested for the moment, and the two went to join the merry group around the tea-table.
The Fair drew to a brilliant close.

The second evening was even more gay and festive than the first.

Everything was sold out,--or, if not, it was disposed of by auction after the time-honoured method of Fairs.
Much money had been accumulated for the good cause, and though tired, the workers were jubilant over the success of Vanity Fair.
"I shall sleep late to-morrow morning," declared Patty, as, after all the guests were gone, the house party started for bed.
"Me, too," agreed Elise.

"I'm glad you haven't anybody staying here but us.

No house guests, I mean, but just Zaly and me." "I'm glad, too," said Patty.