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Chapter Three-2
Hurrying up and shouting at Ted to come up and carry down the cases, they finally went downstairs where there was a Hackney carriage waiting for them. The case was put up in front next to the driver and the four girls piled in, Minella feeling that she was like a humble sparrow in a cage with three exotic hummingbirds. Because they apparently thought it a joke that they would surprise the Earl, they talked about him all the way to the theatre. “If you want the truth, he frightens me,” Nellie admitted. “That’s only because you’re not his type!” Gertie retorted. “He’s never been interested in brunettes.” Nellie tossed her head. “That’s no loss, as far as I’m concerned! I’m quite happy with Charlie. Did I tell you, he’s givin’ me a sable wrap for the winter?” “No,” Gertie exclaimed. “I
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