The Making of a Prig. Evelyn Sharp

the formality of shaking hands, this time.

      "When Aunt Esther has not gone to see a poor woman who has lost her baby," said Katharine, laughing.

      "Nonsense! we will keep the letters and the newspaper for that kind of visit. Won't some one else die, don't you think, so that we can have another talk?"

      "I'll see," said Katharine, which could not strictly be called an answer to his question. But it fully satisfied Paul.