It's due to Eleanor that she passed," answered Anne.
"I hadn't heard that," said Grace.

"Isn't Eleanor a wonder in her studies?
It's a pleasure to hear her recite." "I do admire her ability," agreed Anne.

"Perhaps she will see through Henry Hammond and persuade Marian to drop him." "I don't know about that," said Grace dubiously.

"I saw him with Eleanor in the run-about the other day.

He was at the wheel, and they seemed to be having a very interesting session without Marian." "He never did give me the impression of being a very constant swain," laughed Anne.
"I'm so glad that mid-year exams are over," sighed Grace.