Too bad the commencement's all spoiled for her." "Yes; she won't have much heart for it; but she must get her degree." "She'll need a rest after this.

I'll go back with her, and then I'm going to take her up to Waupegan with me for the summer.

There are some things to settle about her, and I'm glad you stayed.

Andrew owned this house, but I shouldn't think Sylvia would want to keep it: houses in a town like this are a nuisance if you don't live where you can watch the tenants," she went on, her practical mind asserting itself.
"I suppose--" Dan began and then hesitated.

It gave him a curious feeling to be talking of Sylvia's affairs in this way.
"Go on, Daniel,"-- this marked a departure; she had never called him by his first name before.