Then she looked at him with direct, puzzled eyes.
"I--I really don't know," she said, hesitatingly.

"I expect it was because I felt guilty--or because I thought I saw something in your eyes that made me think you knew that I hadn't ridden over here for the fun of it.

It was a very cold and disagreeable ride.
"And, somehow, I--I think you ought to know it.

When I overheard Gary telling those men to cut the fence it seemed to me that it was the meanest scheme I ever had heard of.

I was so angry I could have horse-whipped Gary.