"What do you think of that, Bob?"
"It strikes me, Steve."
"I am afraid your mother will not listen to it, but I am sure it would please us very much if she were to take us."
"Come, I make her."
"No, we won't do that. If she is willing and can make us a price within our means, of course we will go."
Ignatz had risen and was waiting for them to go with him.
"Will you come, Bob?"
"Sure I will. Maybe I'll meet Kalinski on the way," grinned Jarvis.
The three boys started off for the Brodskys. Mrs. Brodsky welcomed them, for she liked these two open-faced young fellows for whom her son held such an affection. He talked of them most of the time when he was at home. Ignatz was full of his subject to the bursting point.