"Who told you ?" "They went home on the same train with Emma Dean," returned Elfreda.
"She sat two seats behind them.

Has any one seen the Anarchist ?" No one answered.
"Why don't we change the subject and talk about something pleasant," complained Arline Thayer.
"Do you remember saying to me the night before we went home that you had thought of a lovely plan ?" reminded Grace.
"Yes," returned Arline.

"I am glad you reminded me of it while we are all here.

Just before I went home for my vacation the idea popped into my head that we ought to organize some kind of society for helping these girls who come to Overton with little or no money and who depend on the work they find to do here to help them through college." "Like me," put in Ruth slyly.
"Don't interrupt me," retorted Arline, smiling at Ruth.

"When I went home I had a talk with Father, and he has promised to give me five hundred dollars with which to start a fund.