"Are you reminding me of something?"
"No," laughed Mary. "I wasn't thinking of that. Now, about the invitations: do you think they should be engraved, or would it be a little better to write personal notes to everybody?"
"That's your end of the job. How do I know?"
"I think perhaps I'd better consult one or two of the fashionable stationers," said Mary. "I want to find out just what they're doing this season."
Bill looked at his watch.
"All right; let's go and see the stationers now."
"It's almost lunch-time, isn't it?"
"Almost. That's why I want to go and see the stationers."
"Oh," said Mary.
"Come along. You owe me something after what you've done."