Now some way we must get together enough money to get ye a good-sized rug for under your worktable, and then ye've got to have two bits of small ones, one for your hearthstone and one for your aisel; and then ye're ready, colleen, to show what ye can do.

I'm so proud of ye when I think of the grand secret it's keepin' for ye I am; and less and less are gettin' me chances for the salvation of me soul, for every night I'm a-sittin' starin' at the magazines ye gave me when I ought to be tellin' me beads and makin' me devotions.

Ain't it about time the third was comin' in ?" "Any day now," said Linda in a whisper.

"And, Katy, you'll be careful?
That editor must think that 'Jane Meredith' is full of years and ripe experience.

I probably wouldn't get ten cents, no not even a for-nothing chance, if he knew those articles were written by a Junior." "Junior nothing!" scoffed Katy.