"We will have a good time, in the first place. There are plenty of shops where we can get cakes, and candy, and ice-cream; we can go to the museum, the theatre, and the circus; we can go to Central Park, and all the fine places in the city."
"But where should we live?"
"There are hotels enough."
"What should we do at a hotel? Besides, it would take lots of money."
"I've got money enough."
"Five dollars wouldn't pay for our living a week. They ask three or four dollars a day for living at a hotel."
"I've got more than five dollars," answered Fanny, rather cautiously.
"Have you? How much have you got?"
"I don't know exactly."
"You don't know!" repeated Kate, very confident now in regard to the means by which the money had been obtained, which, with this added revelation regarding the amount, she did not believe had been found on the floor. "You don't know!"