She arrives every sixty days to shop and go tothe theater. She needs electrical play, but since Claudia will be demandingthe afternoon, Giselle can ha...dle that. I've trained her." Samuel smiled. "Butthen there is Florence." Miss Pratt looked at a name "Florence? Who's Florence?" Samuellooked up from polishing the doorknob. "She is your scholarship case...youknow...the public health microbiologist woman, you call her Rover?" Samueladmired his black gleaming face in the doorknob. "You can. "That man is crazy," Marcia said."Crazy about you is what he is." Grace waved back at Walt. "Otherwise, hemay be the sanest man I've ever known." Well. That in itself may be the scariest thing I've ever heard." He lives outside of the box." Grace nodded approvingly."He knows what he wants and doesn't care who knows it. By the way, haveyou made a decision yet?" A decision about what?" About when you're going to marry Walt." What? Has he told you?" Do you suppose he had to?"Marcia had no answer.. As she came closer, Thorvald noticed thatshe was also very pretty. Her dark brown hair was tied in two braids thatreached down past her ample bosom. With that hair -- and those dark eyes --she could almost be the twin of -- no, he pushed the thought from his mind.The older man -- he had to be Ivar -- took the drinking horns from thewoman, who bowed low and hurried off. He handed one to each of thebrothers. "Over here," he said, leading them to a large barrel resting onits side atop a nearby. "I'm sure he will do this to a few other girls this year, and in the coming years!" Do you think so?" Sandra asked and sounded enthusiastic."Why? Want to volunteer?" Susie said while winking at Sandra."Maybe," Sandra said and looked at Frederik."Oh! God!" Frederik said in a teasing way, "Here we go again!"Both Susie and Sandra giggled, while Frederik rolled with his eyes and said, "Girls!" Hey!" both of them complained and then giggled again."I can see you two are a really nice couple," Susie.