The twins came tearing in, flinging their arms around her, scrambling up on the bed. She put her hands over her ears.
"Gently, darlings! Mother doesn't feel very well this morning. Marigold! Be careful of that tray! Now go to Mademoiselle at once, both of you!"
With the match that lit her cigarette she touched the torn clipping on the ash tray. It writhed and turned to ash. "luminous tenderness she read again genius" she read again. "genius." "Some more reviews for you to paste in," she said, handing them to Ellen Beach, who came in with her engagement book.
"May I read them? Oh, what nice ones! Isn't it marvelous, there hasn't been a single unfavorable review of O Fair Dove, has there? Not that there ought to be, only it's so wonderful that people really appreciate it."
"What do I have to do today, Ellen? Luncheon at Pierre's, Ivan Korovine's class, tea with Austin Weeks, and the Treasure
