"It seems as if I've walked a million miles today," Susan grumbled good-naturedly.
"It's good for your figure," Penny laughed. "You don't want to get fat."
"No chance of it around you," Susan retorted.
Penny took the picture and removed the roll of exposed film from her camera. Walking down Knob Hill, the girls left it at one of the drugstores in Kendon.
"How soon may we have the prints?" Penny asked.
"Tomorrow afternoon," the clerk promised.
When the girls had left the drugstore, Penny suggested that they drop in for a moment at Turner's.
"Are you still hopeful that someone will claim the toy lantern?" Susan inquired with a trace of amusement.
"No, I gave up long ago," Penny admitted. "I just keep asking as a matter of routine."
"Mr. Turner would let you know if anything develops."