You must be thoroughly grounded.

Professor Hilton is right, and if I were you, I'd go to night school.

A year and a half of it might enable you to catch up that additional six months.

Besides, that would leave you your days in which to write, or, if you could not make your living by your pen, you would have your days in which to work in some position." But if my days are taken up with work and my nights with school, when am I going to see you ?--was Martin's first thought, though he refrained from uttering it.

Instead, he said:- "It seems so babyish for me to be going to night school.