"You have ten days left." "Yes, and what are ten days with two feet of snow on the ground and the mercury forty below zero ?" Bryant retorted.
Gretzinger stood up, glanced at his watch, and buttoned his overcoat.
He then bent down and set to work buckling the straps of the suit-case Ruth had closed.
"You do seem to get into every possible kind of trouble, Lee," the girl said.
"Perhaps I do.

But the point now is about Imogene.

Will you take her with you, or not ?" "Mr.McDonnell can send for her to-morrow; that will be soon enough." "My God, you leave her! With a blizzard coming!" "I don't think there'll be a blizzard.

Or if there is, she can get along comfortably till her uncle comes." "Are you ready, Ruth ?" Gretzinger asked, impatiently.
"Yes, as soon as I fasten my gloves.

Anyway, Lee, you can take her to Kennard if you want to.