He told me that if he died before she finished college that was to be applied strictly to her education.

There is eight hundred dollars left of that." "Sylvia's going to teach," said Mrs.Owen.

"I've been talking to her and she's got her plans all made.

She's got a head for business, that girl, and nothing can shake her idea that she's got a work to do in the world.
She knows what she's going to do every day for a good many years, from the way she talks.

I had it all fixed to take her with me up to Waupegan for the summer; thought she'd be ready to take a rest after her hard work at college, and this blow of her grandpa dying and all; but not that girl! She's going to spend the summer taking a normal course in town, to be ready to begin teaching in Indianapolis next September.