"You've had your lunch?" he said.
"No," replied she.
"You have been out for the air?"
"No."
"Why not?"
"You didn't tell me what to do."
He smiled good humoredly. "Oh, you had no money."
"Yes—a little. But I—" She halted.
"Yes?"
"You hadn't told me what to do," she repeated, as if on mature thought that sentence expressed the whole matter.