The thing that worries me," she added with feeling, "is the thought of your spendin' the summer here without the children.

If Archibald goes to camp from school and Fanny joins Jane at the White Sulphur Springs as soon as her school is out, you won't have them at all, will you ?" "No, but they will be happy; that is the only thing that matters." "It seems all wrong to me.

What do you get out of life, honey ?" "What do any of us get out of it, dear little Miss Polly, except the joy of triumphing?
It's overcoming that really matters, nothing else, and it is the same thing to you and to me that it is to the man downstairs.

I am happy because in my little way I stood the test of struggle, and so are you, and so is Mr.O'Hara." "But you're young yet, and it ain't natural for you to live as you're doin'.

Lots of women marry when they're older than you are." "Oh, yes, if they want to--" For a minute the little seamstress rattled her newspaper while she looked at her without replying.