"I'd like that!" declared Mrs. Albright.
"Good and easy!" Miss Crilly nodded.
"Yes, they are every one to be practiced in bed, before you get up in the morning," resumed Polly.
"What if you don't wake early enough?" asked Mrs. Prindle with a shrug.
"Then you're late for breakfast or lose your chance of going back to thirty-five!" laughed Miss Crilly.
"How can you thrash your arms round in bed?" Miss Mullaly queried.
"You don't have to. It isn't like gymnastics."
"Well, do tell us, Polly! I'm just crazy to begin!" Miss Crilly laughingly shook Polly's shoulders.
"There are so many of them," Polly drew a long, laughing breath, "I hardly know which to take first. There is one for the legs—that would help in walking. But you'll have to lie down first."
Miss Crilly and Miss Major hurried to the floor, Miss Mullaly following.