"There's no end of a market for anything new in travels.

Go on a walking tour through Spain, by yourself, disguised as a nun or something, and write about what you see." Elfrida flushed with pleasure at the reckless idea.

A score of situations rose before her thrilling, dangerous, picturesque, with a beautiful nun in the foreground.

"I should like it above all things," she said, "but I have no money." "I'm afraid it would take a good deal," Rattray returned.
"That's a pity." "It disposes of the question of travelling, though, for the present," and Elfrida sighed with real regret.
"It's your turn, Ticke.

Suggest something," Rattray went on.