Everyone is to pay for what he gets.

Some one has to pay for it; why not the person who gets the benefit?
Especially when the university's farms and workshops and factories give every student, man and woman, a chance to earn a good living.

I tell you Adelaide, the time is coming when every kind of school except kindergarten will be self-supporting.
And then you'll see a human race that is really fine, really capable, has a real standard of self-respect." As Madelene talked, her face lighted up and all her latent magnetism was radiating.

Adelaide, for no reason that was clear to her, yielded to a surge of impulse and, half-laughing, half in tears, suddenly kissed Madelene.

"No wonder Arthur is mad about you, stark mad," she cried.
Madelene was for a moment surprised out of that perfect self-unconsciousness which is probably the rarest of human qualities, and which was her greatest charm to those who knew her well.