Virginia smiled good naturedly:
"Very well, Josephine—that's all right—"
"Bonne nuit, Madame!"
The girl went out, closing the door behind her. Fanny, laughing, mimicked her:
"'Anything else, Madame?' 'No, Josephine, you needn't wait for me.' 'Shall I call you in the morning, Madame?' 'No, I'll ring when I want you.' Gee! That's classy, all right. It's just like one reads about in the story books."
"What is?" asked Virginia, who, still seated at the dressing table, had begun to arrange her hair for the night.
"You and the way you speak French!"
The younger sister laughed heartily.
"Why shouldn't I? I've studied hard enough in the last year and a half."
"And your music!"