They found the "banks and braes o' Bonnie Doon," and wandered along the banks of more than one little river that they had loved for years in song and story.
"Haven't we learned a lot!" exclaimed Eugenia, as they journeyed back by rail to Liverpool, where the Shermans and Betty were to take the steamer.
"I'm sure that I've learned ten times as much as I would in school, this last year." "And had such a lovely time in the bargain," added Lloyd.

"It's goin' to make a difference in the way I study this wintah, and in what I read.

If we evah come ovah heah again, I intend to know something about English history.

Then the places we visit will be so much moah interestin'.

I'll not spend so much time on fairy tales and magazine stories.