"Oh, there are lots of things to do," she smiled.
When the portrait of Miss Morton was finished, she sent out cards for a huge tea, at which it was to be exhibited. The day the picture was to be sent away, Jerry came upon Jane inspecting it.
"Do you like it?"
"I think it looks just like her."
"Thanks. Said to be desirable in a portrait. You don't care for her type?'
"She looks like a calla lily."
"But that is ugly."
"Oh, no. It's pure, white, cold, ecclesiastical. Many people admire them."
"Do you think it is good painting?" he inquired.
"I know very little about painting," she evaded.