"I have not felt so strong for twenty years.
There is nothing for me to fear.

I will be in St.Louis to-morrow night, and in Chicago the next forenoon.

I guess I am not so helpless that I can't make a little journey like this.

Homer Ward shall never send my boy to prison,--never,--bank or no bank! Go on, now, and get 'Prince' and the buggy ready.

We must not miss that train." She pushed Judy from the room, and again cautioned her not to awaken Brian or Betty Jo.
When she had completed her preparations for the trip, Auntie Sue wrote a short note to Betty Jo, telling her that she had been called away suddenly, and that she would return in a few days, and that she was obliged to borrow Betty Jo's pocket-book.