asked Bab , beginning to long for her share of cake . `` To-morrow , I guess . Celia has been packed and ready for a week . We agreed to meet George in New York , and be married as soon as he got his best clothes unpacked . We are men of our word , and off we go . Wo n't it be fun ? '' `` But when will you come back again ? '' questioned Betty , looking anxious . `` Do n't know . Sister wants to come soon , but I 'd rather have our honeymoon somewhere else , -- Niagara , Newfoundland , West Point , or the Rocky Mountains , '' said Thorny , mentioning a few of the places he most desired to see . `` Do you like him ? '' asked Ben , very naturally wondering if the new master would approve of the young man-of-all-work . `` Do n't I ? George is regularly jolly ; though now he 's a minister , perhaps he 'll stiffen up and turn sober . Wo n't it be a shame if he does ? '' and Thorny looked alarmed at the thought of losing his congenial friend . `` Tell about him ; Miss Celia said you might '' , put in Bab , whose experience of `` jolly '' ministers had been small . `` Oh , there is n't much about it . We met in Switzerland going up Mount St. Bernard in a storm , and -- '' `` Where the good dogs live ? '' inquired Betty , hoping they would come into the story .
`` Yes ; we spent the night up there , and XXXXX gave us his room ; the house was so full , and he would n't let me go down a steep place where I wanted to , and Celia thought he 'd saved my life , and was very good to him .
Bernard Betty George Mountains Newfoundland Point Switzerland man-of-all-work storm week