M.—Well, you had better go into the dining-room and see if you approve of my choice.
R.—Oh, thank you. Now we must have some plates to put the cakes upon.
J.—Mammy, may we just for once have those beautiful little plates out of the china cupboard?
M.—Just for once then, if you take good care of them.
R.—Then, Mammy, I think you had better get them out for fear we should break them.
M.—Very well, let's go and get them.
(She gives a hand to each.)
J.—Oh, are you not pleased with us for arranging our tea-party all by ourselves! (They go out.)
Curtain.