Maurice wrote busily for a minute, looking up to ask, "What day shall we meet?"
"Let's not say any day, and then we can do as we choose," Rosalind suggested, feeling that the restrictions of a constitution might be burdensome.
Article III then read: "This Society shall hold its meetings at the Gilpin place."
"Maurice, here are qualifications for membership. Ought we to have that?"
"I don't know; what are they?"
Rosalind bent over the book, "Let me see—'Intelligence, character, and—' such a funny word. 'R e c i p r o c i t y'; what is that?"
Maurice looked over her shoulder, "'Rec—' Oh, I know, 'reciprocity.'"
"What does it mean?" Rosalind asked.
"I think it is something political."
"Then we don't want it."