I wish you would tell me more of yourselves and your school life." "There isn't much to tell," laughed Grace.

"The life of a school-girl is not crowded with many stirring events." "You have no idea of how much has happened to Grace, Mrs.Allison, since we began High School," interposed Nora.

"She never will talk about the splendid things she has done for other people.

She is the president of her class, the captain of the senior basketball team, too, and the most popular girl in Oakdale High School." "I refuse to plead guilty to the last statement!" exclaimed Grace.
"Believe me, Mrs.Allison, there are a dozen girls in High School who are far more popular than I." "There is only one Grace Harlowe," said Anne, with conviction.
"It is a case of two against one, Miss Grace," laughed Mrs.Allison.

"I insist upon hearing about some of your good works." "It's really time for us to go, girls," said Grace, laughing a little.
She rose and held out her hand to the older woman.
"You are very cruel," smiled Mrs.Allison.