She thought her the most wonderful person she had ever known.

She was deeply grateful to Grace and her two friends for their kindness, but Kathleen's swift, efficient action on her behalf had completely won her heart.

"I'd be the happiest girl in the world," she said solemnly.
The next morning Grace went frankly to Miss Wilder with the tragic story of Mary's struggle to obtain an education and the attempt her miserly uncle had made to force her to return to the farm.
"We shall be obliged to look into the matter," declared the dean.

"Send Miss Reynolds to me as soon as possible.

I must be very sure that she is all she represents herself to be.