"Do you make that motion?" asked Helen, prompted by James.
"Yes, I make that motion," repeated Ethel Blue.
"Hurrah for the lady who said she'd never talk 'that queer way,'" cheered Roger.
"It isn't so bad when you know how," admitted Ethel Blue.
"Is that motion seconded?" Helen had not forgotten her first lesson.
"I second it." It was Roger who spoke.
"Question," called Margaret.
"It is moved and seconded that we all do as we like except Roger and that he talk parliamentary fashion all the time."
Thus the president stated the motion.
"Oh, say," objected Roger. "I call that unfair discrimination."