`` I s ` pose Aunt Olivia will want some rusks made . I hope she has plenty of tooth-powder laid in , '' said Dan . `` It 's a pity you do n't use some of that tooth-powder you 're so fond of talking about yourself , '' retorted Felicity . `` When anyone has a mouth the size of yours the teeth show so plain . '' `` I brush my teeth every Sunday , '' asseverated Dan . `` Every Sunday ! You ought to brush them every DAY . '' `` Did anyone ever hear such nonsense ? '' demanded Dan sincerely . `` Well , you know , it really does say so in the Family Guide , '' said Cecily quietly . `` Then the Family Guide people must have lots more spare time than I have , '' retorted Dan contemptuously . `` Just think , the Story Girl will have her name in the papers if she 's bridesmaid , '' marvelled Sara Ray . `` In the Halifax papers , too , '' added Felix , `` since Dr. Seton is a Halifax man . What is his first name ? '' `` Robert . '' `` And will we have to call him Uncle Robert ? '' `` Not until he 's married to her . Then we will , of course . '' `` I hope your Aunt Olivia wo n't disappear before the ceremony , '' remarked Sara Ray , who was surreptitiously reading `` The Vanquished Bride , '' by Valeria H. Montague in the Family Guide . `` I hope Dr. Seton wo n't fail to show up , like your cousin Rachel Ward 's beau , '' said Peter .
`` That makes me XXXXX of another story I read the other day about Great-uncle Andrew King and Aunt Georgina , '' laughed the Story Girl .
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