'Do you know it?' he demanded.
'No,' said Aunt Annie. 'I never heard of it. But I dare say it's a very good paper.'
Mrs. Knight rang the bell.
'What do you want, sister?' Aunt Annie inquired.
'I'm going to send Sarah out for a copy of Home and Beauty,' said Mrs. Knight, with the air of one who has determined to indulge a wild whim for once in a way. 'Let's see what it's like.'
'Don't forget the name, Sarah—Home and Beauty!' Aunt Annie enjoined the girl when Mrs. Knight had given the order.
'Not me, mum,' said Sarah. 'I know it. It's a beautiful paper. I often buys it myself. But it's like as if what must be—I lighted the kitchen fire with this week's this very morning, paper pattern and all.'
'That will do, thank you, Sarah,' said Aunt Annie crushingly.