Marian's accusations are foolish and unjust.
You all know that she was so engrossed with that miserable old trouble maker that she repeatedly refused to take part in the different things we planned." "Of course, we know that," agreed Grace.

"I don't even feel hurt at her outburst to-night.

I wouldn't think of accepting her resignation from the Phi Sigma Tau, either.

We won't try to make up with her, but we'll all keep a starboard eye upon her, and see that she doesn't come to grief." "I had almost reduced her to reason," remarked Anne, with a rueful smile, "when Nora unfortunately mentioned Eleanor." "Wasn't I an idiot, though ?" asked Nora.

"I forgot for the moment about having seen them together." "I am going to turn detective," announced Grace.
"Are you going to detect or deduct ?" asked Nora solemnly.
"Both," replied Grace confidently.