We ought to be glad she's so high-spirited and handsome and clever.

College never was for her; she certainly was never for college! I talked that over with Miss Waring a number of times.

And I don't believe Aunt Sally thinks less of Marian because she isn't a better scholar.

Only a small per cent of women go to college, and I'm not sure it's a good thing.

I'm even a little doubtful about sending Blackford to college; this education business is overdone, and the sooner a boy gets into harness the better." Her deep sigh implied that he might do as he liked with his son, now that she had so completely failed with her daughter.
"Aunt Sally is very much interested in Mr.Harwood.She has put Sylvia's affairs in his hands.