She had never thought of Flora as dangerous--George was so steadfast--but she now realized that there might, perhaps, be some slight risk.

A girl situated as Flora was would, no doubt, make the most of her opportunities.

Sylvia grew somewhat angry; she felt she was being badly treated.
"After all," she said calmly, "I suppose there's no reason why George shouldn't set up as a reformer if it pleases him.

It must, however, be rather a novelty for your brother." Ethel laughed.
"I believe it's the excitement that has tempted him, Still, if George is taking any active part in the matter, Edgar will probably find it more than a light diversion." Then she changed the subject.

"Did I tell you that we expect Captain Bland to-night ?" Sylvia started slightly.