With her usual good nature, Grace hailed the boy who passed through the train with magazines and candy and bought another magazine.
"There is an article in this number which Miss Dean says is worth reading," she explained.

"Keep my magazine if you like, and I'll read this." For the next two hours not a word was exchanged.

The two girls read on and on.

As the afternoon began to wane Evelyn finished her magazine, took off her hat, and, leaning her head against the high green velvet back of the seat, closed her eyes.

At last Grace laid aside her reading, and idly watched, with half dreaming eyes, the fleeting landscape.
Occasionally her gaze wandered, in unwilling admiration, to Evelyn's lovely, tranquil face.