She would hardly dare circulate any reports concerning it.

We aren't going to bother with J.Elfreda much longer at any rate.
It's getting too near warm weather to risk being bored to death.

Mary expects a check from home soon, and I've written Mother for some extra money, so we won't need hers.

Besides, I don't wish to let our acquaintance lap over into my junior year.

She's frightfully ill bred, and I'm going to begin to be more careful about my associates next year." "What a frightful snob you are, Bert," said Beatrice rather disgustedly.
"Well, you are my first cousin, you know," retorted Alberta significantly.