A cross beam gave a human touch to the shoulders and with the skeleton ready, the business of stuffing an old ulster and hanging it over the figure was simple.

Tiny electric bulbs were placed in the eyes and a bonnet tied on the head with a green veil floating behind.

Miss Leece, Nora insisted, always wore one growing out of her left ear.

There was nothing left to do now, but to place the figure in a legless chair that had been nailed to two poles, and the procession was ready.
"She's a very fine lady," cried Grace, running ahead to get the effect of the absurd lopsided figure whose eyes glared and went out alternately.

"I wish the real Miss L.could see herself now.