“Well, thank you kindly,” Mr. Fenestra said, tipping his hat.
“Fenestra always keeps the cave padlocked,” revealed Tillie.
Mr. Fenestra had it taken out because the ringing of the bell made him jumpy.
Knowing that it came from the Fenestra house, she used it as a beacon to guide her.
Fenestra answered it, and when he came back into the kitchen he was in a dreadful temper.
“Fenestra has been very nervous since I came here,” Mrs. Weems contributed.
No, Lou, we should have guessed long ago that Fenestra is an ex-sailor.
Then Fenestra must have done something which made the others angry.
We tend to suspect Fenestra of evil doing because we dislike him so heartily.
The upper of the two, or fenestra ovalis, contains the base of a bone, known in the Sauropsida and Amphibia as the columella.
