She was a handsome girl, smartly dressed in white, with a fashionable hat that had a tall plume.

Her hair and eyes were black, the latter marked by a rather hard sparkle; her nose was prominent and her mouth firm.

Her face was colorless, but her skin had the clean smoothness of silk.

She had a firmly lined, round figure, and her manner was easy and confident.

Sadie Keller was then twenty-one years of age.
"I thought you had forgotten to come, Bob," she said with a smile.
"Then you were very foolish; you ought to have known me better," Charnock replied, and helped her into the wagon.
"Well, you do forget things," she resumed as he started the team.
"Not those I want to remember.