"Hadn't I better carry you the rest of the way?" asked Mr. Randolph when she could no longer hide her pain.
Her thanks were gracefully given, but she refused to proceed except upon her own feet.
"It is nothing," she insisted. "I shall be all right in a moment."
Never did hospitable inn look more inviting to a weary traveler than did the waiting car to Juanita Sterling.
"You sit in front," advised Polly, "it will be much easier for you."
"Certainly!" the man exclaimed, throwing open the other door.
But before Polly could stay her she had stepped to the running-board—and was on the back seat!
"You are naughty!" Polly pouted.
Miss Sterling laughed softly.
The man said nothing, only helped Mrs. Adlerfeld to a place beside him.