"Berwick? Small town?"
"Yes. 'Bout as big as a minute," and Dotty laughed good-naturedly.
"That's why you're so up to the minute, then," Geordie laughed back.
"Want to sit down and rest a bit?"
"All right. Let's," and they sat down for a few moments.
"There goes your chum,—with Ted Hosmer. She is your chum, isn't she?
The Fair Dolly?"
"Dolly Fayre? Yes, indeed; we're super-inseparable."
"That's the way with Ted and me. We're always together. Funny, isn't it, how you like one person better'n anybody else?"
"Yes; I couldn't keep house without Dolly. And we do keep house!" and
Dotty told her companion all about Treasure House and its delights.
"Wow! That's some stunt! A house like that I I'd like to see it."
"Do. Some day next summer come out to Berwick and I'll show it to you.
We've great little old brothers, too. One apiece."