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care to eat the one he was to give us. You do not care to eat rabbit. Who is our well-wisher. I see clearly that you have made a mistake. You have answered me defiantly. I have not. Large spaces of time are filled by my telling how to sing. How do you sing. Some sing so well they laugh. Others sing so well that they are roses. I was very pleased with embroidery very very pleased with embroidery. Indeed. Indeed I think alone. And make lists. And make lists. I do not make lists. It is no trouble to make lists. I feel an infinite satisfaction in the thought that I have stopped worrying. Indeed you never worry. Who can be willing to leave an American boat. No one. This is what I said. I said it to an Englishman. Governed. Do be governed. I speak of this very kindly. I do not tell him about darkness. Or anybody. Many people fear distraction and divert themselves with discussion. Not I. I am singularly adaptable. I have no opinion. When I am asked I say it is distressing not to be right. It is not distressing to me. I accomodate myself to it. I am inclined to be talkative. Are you. Yes sir. This is the way I say it. I ask any one to say a bowl of water. This is not difficult. Then roses in it. I prefer pansies. Do you. Or daisies. No we do not consider wild flowers. This is not the reason. The real reason is the odor. Some people like a strong odor like china lilies or almond flowers or even tube-roses. I like them very much. I like them all very much. Do you. Yes I do. The other day we saw a woman knitting she was doing it not so very quickly and then we understood the reason. She was knitting with cotton. That is quite the custom of the country. Why do you wish to hear it. I was very pleased with this and now I want to tell you how to do it. This is what to ask. Do you make decorations. Do you please yourself. Are you fanciful. Have you any use for color. Do you ask for strange resemblances. Have you all always been merry. Do you believe in history. Have you authority. Do you expect to seem selfish. Do you. I wonder about that. Why do you talk about stretches. You mean a series. Yes I mean that. Do you remember that I said that. What do I feel today. I feel that I do know how to air a woman. You mean that I make it too cold. Well to be sure I am selfish I sit before the fire. I really ought to give you the best place only I don't lik
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