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"Well, then, we'll go on home," Mrs. Breckenridge said

"Clarence is probably there; we've been playing cards at the Parmalees', or at least I have. Billy and Katrina were playing tennis with Kent and -- who's the red-headed child you were enslaving this afternoon, Bill?"

"Let her alone, Fascination Fledgerby!" said Mrs. Breckenridge briskly.

"Why can't we take you home with us, Elinor? We go your way."

"Change at my house," Mrs. Breckenridge suggested, or rather commanded.

"I'm dining in my room, I think. I'm all in."

"I haven't the remotest idea, my dear woman," said Mrs. Breckenridge frankly

"He didn't dine at home last night -- "

"We knew where he was," agreed the older woman.

"Watch where you're going, Bill! He told Alfred that he was dining in town, with a friend, talking business."