"But are you quite certain that you are acting wisely, Miss Ward ?" Grace asked in perplexed amazement.

"Last winter you were anxious to go into dramatic work." "I have changed my mind," was Evelyn's sole reply.
Grace wrote to Anne advising her of Evelyn's refusal, but adding that she wished Anne would keep Evelyn in mind.

"I can't help feeling that she is acting against her real desires and that later she will realize her mistake." The little that was left of April passed quickly.

Life went on placidly enough at Harlowe House, although Grace found few idle moments.

With the first of June she began a detailed report of her year's work to be presented to the faculty and to Mrs.Gray.This report had not been required of her.