You see, he's told me." If Maggie had been at loss for her cue before, she had it now.

It was unpretentiousness.
"But, Miss Sherwood--I'm so crude," she faltered, acting her best.

"Out West I never had any chances to learn.

Not any chances like your Eastern girls." "That's no difference, my dear.

You are a nice, simple girl--that's what counts!" "Thank you," said Maggie.
"So few of our rich girls of the East know what it is to be simple," continued Miss Sherwood.