"She's come back to be Miss Duncan's assistant.

Isn't that splendid ?" "I've been mourning Emma among the rest of the bright departed spirits," smiled Patience, "and thinking of how dull Wayne Hall will be this year without her.

Emma is Emma, you know, and cannot be duplicated, imitated nor replaced.

I suppose, as a teacher, she'll live in one of the faculty houses, instead of Wayne Hall." "She is going to have part of my suite at Harlowe House," said Grace.
"But, before I say another word, where are you going ?" "To Overton Hall to see Miss Wilder." "Can't you put off going until to-morrow morning ?" asked Grace.
"Yes, if you and Emma will go with me to the six-thirty train to meet Kathleen and then to dinner at Vinton's afterward." "Will we ?" cried Grace.

"I should say--I'm afraid we can't, Patience." Her jubilant tone changed to one of disappointment.