"We'll get our work done early, or, better still, we can go walking early in the evening and study when we come back.

I wish you'd remind me that I must call on Mabel Ashe this week.

In fact, all three of us ought to go over to Holland House." The next day, however, Anne remembered regretfully that she had promised to help a troubled freshman through the mazes of an especially trying trigonometry lesson, while Miriam had a theme to write which she had neglected until the last minute, and had to rush through on record time.
"You're a set of irresponsible young things who don't know your own mind from one minute to the next," laughed Grace.

"As I can't very well go walking alone, I'll make my call on Mabel." Directly after dinner she set out for Holland House and Mabel's delighted: "I'm so glad you came, Grace.

Where have you been keeping yourself ?" sounded very sweet to Grace, who adored Mabel and outside of her own particular chums liked her better than any other girl she knew at home or in college.