"This next place must be the Boys' Club building if there is such a thing," said Helen.
"There is," cried Ethel Brown. "Dorothy told us so."
"Dorothy seems to know all about everything."
"She does. She was here last summer, and she says she has been all over the United States and she never had such a good time anywhere as she had here."
"We'll certainly have to belong, then. Are there any girls as old as I am?"
"Yes, and I asked if Dicky was too little to belong to the Boys' Club and Dorothy said that he wasn't if he wasn't babyish."
"Dicky isn't babyish."
"I told her that he could dress himself and that Mary didn't pay much attention to him any more and that he tried to do all the things that he saw Roger do and that he went on really long walks with us."
"So she thought they'd take him."
"I told her Roger called him a 'good little sport' and she said she guessed he was all right."