"We just can't wait," began Dorothy. "Mother, do please tell us what you and Mrs. Conway decided."
"We decided that we would not decide until we found out what our husbands had to say."
"Oh, but we know what your husband has to say," returned Dorothy triumphantly. "Agnes called him up on the 'phone and he said he had no objection as far as he was concerned and he would leave it all to you."
[20] Mrs. Evans laughed. "Well, you certainly have not wasted any time."
"Then, please, please say what you think."
"Why, my dear, you haven't given me time to think."
"How long will it take, then," continued Dorothy, pressing the matter.
"I will try to decide by this evening. There is no great hurry, is there?"
"Why, Mother, of course there is. I don't think I could sleep unless I knew."
"Then, I shall try to prevent such a catastrophe by settling it before bedtime. Here we are. You will stay to lunch won't you, Edna?"