"Now, ain't that jest like folks?" Susan demanded, as she finished the last verse.
Keith laughed.
"I suspect it is, Susan. And—and, by the way, I shouldn't wonder if this were quite the right time to show that I'm no different from other folks. You see, I, too,—er—am going to make a change—in living."
"A change in living! What do you mean?"
"Oh, not now—not quite yet. But you see I'VE been doing some thinking, too. I've been thinking that if father—that is, WHEN father and Miss Parkman are married—that—"
But Susan interrupted with a groan.
"My sakes, Keith, have you seen it, too?"
Keith laughed embarrassedly.
"To be sure I have! You don't have to have eyes to see that, do you,
Susan?"
"Oh, good lan', I don't know," frowned Susan irritably. "I didn't s'pose——"