"Your fame has preceded you," she said with a sweet smile.
"You must tell us all about your stay in New York, Anne," said Mrs.
Gray.

"You are very young to have been chosen for so responsible an engagement, and I feel great pride in your success." "Anne had two offers of engagements while in New York," interposed Grace.

"One from Farman, the big manager, and one from Rupert Manton, the Shakespearian actor." "But I am still in Oakdale," replied Anne smiling, "and have come to-day to beg for my secretaryship again." "You delightful child," cried Mrs.Gray.

"I knew you would never desert me." "Margaret," she said, turning to Miss Nevin, "would you care to tell my girls what you were telling me when they came in?
I have already told them something of Eleanor's parentage.

They know that Guido Savelli is her father.