I've been to school to you--and you never knew it.

I owe you plenty, and you won't understand even that." Mary only kissed her, but Annie broke free and went on.
"When they come to talk about the world going on, and folks marrying, and raising children, after this war is over--you've got to hand it to them that this duty stuff has got a strong punch behind it.

Besides, the kid idea makes a hit with me.

But even if I did marry, I don't know what a man would say, these times, about my bringing some one else into his house.

Men is funny." "Annie--Annie!" exclaimed Mary Warren once more.