I have done three chapters already.

What do you think of it?
Isn't it a good idea ?" "Do you really want to know ?" "Of course!" "I think," said Janet slowly, looking into the fire, "that the scheme is a contemptible one, and that you are doing a very poor sort of thing in carrying it out." "Thanks," Elfrida returned.

"We are all pretty much alike, we women, aren't we, after all! Only some of us say so and some of us don't.

But I shouldn't have thought you would have objected to my small rivalry _before the fact!_" Janet sighed wearily, and looked out of the window.

"Let me lend you an umbrella," she said; "the rain has come." "It won't be necessary, thanks," Elfrida returned.