"Some trouble seems to come from other sources."
"Yes, but most all the things that people suffer from could be avoided if they weren't so silly. I notice that all the time."
"Well, so do I."
"Hark," said Peggy, "they're at it again. If they row like that before they are married, what will happen to them in their honeymoon stages?"
"He's going," Elizabeth said; "she's letting him out of the front door."
"Good riddance to perfectly good rubbish," said Peggy, "till dinner time."
"No," Ruth's clear voice rose, distinctly, "no, no. I mean what I say."
"So do I mean what I say. I'll see you at dinner."
"If you like."