I am enough of a believer in destiny to feel that we had to go through a kind of probation period before we were ready to be friends." "It's dear in you to say so, Grace, but I know myself, and how contemptibly I behaved.

I've been determined to say this to you ever since I came back to college, but you have never given me the least chance until now." "'Loyalheart' was the highest proof of your regard you could have given me," reminded Grace gently.

"I don't need any other reminders.

I must go, Kathleen.

Did I hear you say you were going with me ?" "Yes." Kathleen slipped into her hat and coat, and, as they went down Mrs.
Elwood's familiar stairs and strolled out into the crisp autumn air, arm in arm, Kathleen felt that she could never be thankful enough to the girl who had taught her the true meaning of college spirit..