Right... Right." Where do you want to put your name and address?" Here, between my legs. That's right. Looks great doesn't it?" I'll say. You write to...me on this and I'll come running." Good. Now the other one. Along the left edge. Use my toes as the baseline for the type. Uh, gimme that a sec." Heather grabbed the mouse and swiftly made several knowing changes that refined the whole image."Very good. You know your stuff." Sorry. Hope you don't mind. Go ahead and print them."Alex sent both. . Bye, Carl." Hi, Mina. I can take a hint. Bye, Mina." Ooooh, You bought a puppy. Can I play with her?" Mina felt she had to play along until she found the answer. DD was sitting on her haunches by the door, a huge grin on her face."She wandered in and insisted I keep her ... Didn't you Sugar." The 'puppy' nodded vigorously."We're lucky she doesn't have to go to work tonight. Is she paper trained?" asked Mina."No ... she uses the toilet ... and she's even learned to flush ... I was thinking of. ?Say hello to Mr. Lee, Beatrice!?She looked up from the floor for the first time, and our eyes met momentarily.?Hhhhello, Mr. Lee.? Her eyes then immediately returned to the floor.?All right, you may return to your room, now, Beatrice.? Without releasing her hands from behind her back Beatrice did a slight curtsy, turned and left the room, climbing the stairway slowly.When she had returned to her bedroom, I spoke.?She doesn’t seem very stubborn, Miss Robertson. She appears pretty shy to. He had studied about the famous battle of the Civil War in school and often wondered what it would have been like living in that time and place. It seemed so strange that the battles of the Civil War had been fought on the peaceful fields and small towns all over the East Coast of the United States and now the only traces left of the bloody conflict were tarnished plaques and statues in odd places near government buildings.He knew that the war was not really that long ago like the wars of the.