E.—And, when she has guessed that, we will say: "Now guess who furnished it".
M.—And, when she has guessed that, we'll say: "Guess who papered it".
E.—She'll be rather stupid if she does not guess that time whose it is.
M.—But, you know, little girls from London are very often stupid, when they come into the country.
E.—That's true. Do you remember when Amy came, she did not know the difference between a goose and a duck?
M.—And she was afraid of the turkey-cock!
E.—And she looked at an oak, and said how very small the chestnuts were!
M.—There's the door-bell. There they are! Now, mind, I am the eldest, so I shall say: "Now, I am going to show you the wigwam" as soon as she comes in.
E.—Before we shake hands?
M.—No! no! After we shake hands.