"What happens?" asked Helen.
"If there's a lecture," said Roger apprehensively, "me for the woods."
"If you stand on the edge of the Amphitheatre you can slip away after the introduction but it is worth your while to be present when the gavel falls because you want to follow every important event as it happens right through the season."
So the whole family fell into line when the bell in the tower on the lake shore rang to indicate that in five minutes a meeting would begin.
"That tower has been built since I was here," said Mrs. Emerson.
"It's called the Miller Memorial Tower," said Ethel Blue gravely.
"How in the world did you find that out so quickly?"
"We saw it from the porch and ran down there to look at it," she replied.
When either of the Ethels said "we" the other Ethel was the partner in the plural form.
"Who told you it was called the Miller Tower?"