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This delighted her beyond measure , and after much consideration she chose a chest of drawers , with a small mirror above it , swung between two sportive and graceful dolphins . `` The little dolphin bureau , '' she called it . -LSB- Illustration : `` SHE CHOSE A CHEST OF DRAWERS . '' -RSB- The sale was to begin at eleven o'clock , and silverware and china were first to be disposed of . The long drawing-room was full of camp chairs , and the audience had begun to assemble when Rosalind entered and sat down in a corner to wait for her uncle , who was interviewing the auctioneer . Two rows in front of her she saw Miss Betty , with Mrs. Parton and Mrs. Molesworth . `` Do you expect to bid on your cream-jug and sugar-bowl when they are put up , Betty ? ''