Amateur Conjuring Ulyth went to her bedroom that evening in much agitation of mind.

She was torn by conflicting impulses.

At one moment she longed to tax Rona frankly with a breach of school rules, air the whole subject, and state her most emphatic opinion upon it.

If Rona alone had been concerned in the matter she would have done so without hesitation, but the knowledge of the number of girls who were involved made her pause.
"I might do more harm than good," she reflected.

"After the way Tootie has been inciting them to take sides against the seniors, they'd be up in arms at the least hint.