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“Let me go, Milly.”
“But who in the world! Nobody knows we’re—”
He was at the telephone. “Who? Who? Oh.” He turned: “It’s Miz’ Merz. She says her little Minnie went by at six and saw a light in the house. She—Hello! What?... She says she wants to know if she’s to save time for you at the end of the month for the April cleaning.”
Mrs. Brewster took the receiver from him: “The
twenty-fifth, as usual,
Miz’ Merz. The twenty-fifth, as usual.
The attic must be a sight.”
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