For her share she wanted her father's roadster, and she meant to have it.

She took the same firm stand concerning the Library.

With the rest of the house Eileen might do as she would.

The library was to remain absolutely untouched and what it contained was Linda's.

To this Eileen had agreed, but so far Linda had been content merely to possess her property.
Lately, driven by the feeling that she must find a way in which she could earn money, she had been secretly working on some plans that she hoped might soon yield her small returns.