"Oh, that's easy. I found out that Cad was, so of course I knew you were up to the same trick. You're as like each other as two penny hat-pins."
All I could think of to answer was:
"Well, I don't see that it is any one's affair but our own, if we are keeping them."
To this she returned:
"Who said it was?"
"You did," I retorted, "and I'll be obliged to you not to take it upon yourself to remind us about writing in them."
All she replied to this was:
"Louis's folks got another cablegram this morning. You'd better put that in."
Then she walked off and wouldn't say another word. That's just exactly like her. She's bound to light on the very thing you'd rather she didn't know about. And she always seems to have inside information about something you'd give your head to know about and never seem to get hold of. How she knew about the cablegram, I can't think, unless she saw the messenger-boy come up with it and questioned him afterward.