"There's never anything more pressing than that."
"Not for people like you."
"Not for people like any one. Listen!" she hurried on, as if there was not a minute to spare. "One of my trustees came to me yesterday. He said I had nearly thirty thousand dollars of accumulated income that there's nothing to do with but invest."
"Well? Don't you like to see your money invested?"
"I like it well enough when there's nothing else to do with it."
"Which you say that in this case there isn't."
"Oh, but there is—if you look at it in the right way."
"I don't have to look at it any way."
"Yes, you do, when it's—when it's only common sense."
"What's only common sense?"