"There they are," and she pointed to where they had been dumped on a truck.
"I'll take care of the baggage," said Tom.

"Just give me the checks." "And we've got to find a carriage to take us to Hope," added Grace.
"All arranged," answered Sam.

"We are going to take you up.

Dick is going to take Dora in a buggy, and Tom and I are going to take you and Nellie in a two-seated.

The baggage can go in a wagon behind." "But I thought there was a seminary stage," began Grace.
"There is, and if you'd rather take it--" "Oh, no! The carriage ride will be much nicer." And Grace looked at Sam in a manner that made his heart beat much faster than before.
"Do you know, it seems awfully queer to be rich and to be going to a fine boarding school," said Nellie.