Anne, Miriam, Arline, Ruth, Elfreda and you were my absent crushes, but now you are a present one, and next to you comes Patience Eliot.

She always seemed like a senior.

I think I'm going to love the new Kathleen West dearly.
She is so clever, and now that we are friends I hope we can work together in ever so many ways." As the taxicab bore them swiftly toward Harlowe House the two young women talked on of the happy past with its pleasure-marked milestones.
"We're almost there.

Look, Emma! You can get a splendid view of all the campus houses.

Now isn't Harlowe House the prettiest of them all ?" "It is, I swear it," returned Emma solemnly, "and, if I'm not mistaken, one of your household has arrived ahead of you.