"I cannot see why the Andersons are to have a triumph over all of us." "I used to think Harvey the best of the two," said Ethel.

"Now I think he is a great deal the worst.

Taking advantage of such a mistake as this! How will he ever look Norman in the face!" "Really," said Margaret, "I see no use in aggravating ourselves by talking of the Andersons." "I can't think how papa can consent," proceeded Flora.

"I am sure, if I were in his place, I should not!" "Papa is so much pleased with dear Norman's behaviour that it quite makes up for all the disappointment," said Margaret.

"Besides, he is very much obliged to him in one way; he would not have liked to have to battle the matter with Dr.Hoxton.He spoke of Norman's great good judgment." "Yes, Norman can persuade papa to anything," said Flora.
"Yes, I wish papa had not yielded," said Ethel.