"I read the exposure in Judson's International."
"Aren't the Judson's publications Catholic?"
"I believe they are."
"Don't you think Judson's International might be a bit prejudiced?"
"I don't think so. It's a great magazine. Well, I must be going. I will see you at the bank tomorrow," he said to Ruth.
When Harold separated from Ruth at her home, she asked, "What do you think of Mr. Golter?"
"To be frank," Harold replied, "I don't think much of him, that is, I am not favorably impressed.'
"I think he's nice," she said, teasingly, and added, "don't you think he is good-looking?"
"I think it's going to rain," Harold remarked and then told her good-night.