She sat up in bed and drew her dressing-gown about her as though it were the vesture of despair.
"That Garrison girl! She's not only back here, but from all appearances she's going to stay! Aunt Sally's infatuated with her.

When the girl's grandfather died, Aunt Sally did everything for her--went over to Montgomery to take charge of the funeral, and then went back to Wellesley to see the girl graduate.

And now she's giving up her plan of going to Waupegan for the summer to stay here in all the heat with a girl who hasn't the slightest claim on her.

When the Keltons visited Waupegan four years ago I saw this coming.

I wanted Marian to go to college and tried to get you interested in the plan because that was what first caught Aunt Sally's fancy--Sylvia's cleverness, and this college idea.