That little room isn't good for much as a bedroom, but it will make the loveliest study.

I can put my table and my books in there and move the bed and things in here.

Then I'll have a beautiful, nice big bedroom and the cutest little study.

And I've always wanted a study.

Now if you and Imogene help me with the bureau and bed it'll be all fixed." So Imogene, assisted by Kenelm, who was drafted in Thankful's place, spent a good part of the afternoon shifting furniture and arranging the bedroom and the "study." Miss Timpson superintended, and as she was seldom satisfied until each separate item of the suite's equipment had been changed about at least twice, in order to get the "effect," all three were nervous and tired when the shifting was over.