I am reasonably certain that poor little Mary Reynolds hasn't a penny of her own, other than the ten dollars she has saved.

But if she passes her examinations she can borrow the money for her college fees from Semper Fidelis.

Then, too, there is the subject of rules and regulations to be considered." "A very important subject," interposed Miss Wilder.

"The success of Harlowe House will depend upon its rules and their absolute enforcement." "Don't you think it would be a nice idea to draw up a little constitution and by-laws as they do in clubs.

It would not cost very much to have a certain number of copies of them printed, and a copy placed in each girl's room.