The Midnight
Sun
I 'm a great believer in doin ' as others do , an ' Jack wo n't ever have no cause to complain that I did n't take easy to city life . '' Arethusa felt herself dumb before these revelations . Later she was conducted to see the wedding presents , which were gorgeous . Among them was the biggest and brightest of crimson automobiles ; and Mitchell , who had presented it , had christened it beforehand `` The Midnight Sun . '' Aunt Mary 's gift was the New York house and money enough for them to live on the income . `` I know you 're able to look out for yourself , '' she told the bride , `` but I do n't want Jack to have to worry over things at all , and , although I know it 's a good habit , still I should n't like to have him ever work so hard that he would n't feel like goin ' around with us nights . Not ever .