I am from Missouri." "You didn't come alone, did you ?" She glanced at him quickly and answered: "I came alone, but I live with my aunt." She returned to her work, and she must have discovered that he was watching her, for the next day he saw that she had moved her desk.
Henry had applied for membership in the Press Club, and one morning a reporter told him that he had been elected.
"Was there any opposition ?" the editor asked.
"Not after the boys learned that you had been a reporter.

You can go over at any time and sign the constitution." "I'll go now.

Suppose you come with me." The Press Club of Chicago is a democracy.

Money holds but little influence within its precincts, for its ablest members are generally "broke." There are no rules hung on its walls, no cool ceremonies to be observed.

Its atmosphere invites a man to be natural, and warns him to conceal his vanities.