Oh, she is married too, in your old home, to Ben--somebody." "Ben, big Ben Hopper?
Why, think of that kid married." "She is just my age," said Jane soberly, glad of the dusk of the falling night.

She would have hated to have Larry see the quick flush that came to her cheek.

Why the reference to Ethel May's marriage should have made her blush she hardly knew, and that itself was enough to annoy her, for Jane always knew exactly why she did things.
"And Mr.and Mrs.Sleighter," said Jane, continuing her narrative, "have gone to Toronto.

They have become quite wealthy, Hazel says, and Tom is with his father in some sort of financial business.

What is it, Papa ?" Dr.Brown suddenly waked up.