But it's very good, all the same: you buy it in cakes, and have to be very particular that 'Wapshott and Sons' is written on each cake: of course it isn't _really_ written--" "Of course not; but you'll excuse me if I don't yet see--" "To be sure you don't until I have explained.

Well, you see, men are so particular about what they eat and drink, and are always thinking about it--I don't mean poets, of course.

I suppose you, for instance, only think about gossamer and things." "I don't know that I think much about gossamer," said Mr.Moggridge.
"Well, moonbeams, then.

But Fred is different.

Ever since he left Chicago he has been talking about that tea.