Crossword-Solution: EASYGO 6 letters, 4 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 10

But, you see, papa, we don't really know what our other things are to be." "Yes," said Jennie, "and Aunt Easygo said it was an unusually good chance to get a velvet carpet." "Yet, good as the chance is, it costs just twice as much as an ingrain." "Yes, papa, it does." "And you are not sure that the effect of it, after you get it down, will be as good as a well-chosen ingrain one." "That's true," said Marianne, reflectively.

Aunt Easygo said that the carpet was half the battle,--that it gave the air to everything else." "Well, Marianne, if you want a man's advice in the case, mine is at your service." "That is just what I want, papa." "Well, then, my dear, choose your wall-papers and borderings, and, when they are up, choose an ingrain carpet to harmonize with them, and adapt your furniture to the same idea.

Haven't I seen you mincing down-stairs, with all your colors harmonized, even to your gloves and gaiters? Now, a room must be dressed as carefully as a lady." "Well, I'm convinced," said Jennie, "that papa knows how to make rooms prettier than Aunt Easygo; but then she said this was _cheap_, because it would outlast two common carpets." "But, as you pay double price," said I, "I don't see that.

When my wife proceeded, with her well-trained business-knowledge, to compare the prices of the simplest elegancies recommended by Aunt Easygo with the sum-total to be drawn on, faces lengthened perceptibly.

Easygo does, with a constant drip of company,--two or three to breakfast one day, half a dozen to dinner the next, and little evening gatherings once or twice a week.