Then again she may have other Easter plans.

We shall manage, somehow, to arrange things satisfactorily." Louise Sampson had no definite Easter plans, so she said, when Grace broached the subject to her the following day.

With never-failing good-nature she readily agreed to take charge of Harlowe House during the absence of Grace and Emma, provided Grace felt confident that she was able to measure up to her responsibility.
"I'm so thankful that's arranged," sighed Grace as Louise left her office after luncheon to return to her classes.

"I wish some other things could be as easily disposed of." As she dressed that afternoon to go to Miss Wilder's office she was far from joyous.

She disliked the idea of meeting Evelyn in the dean's office.