But I expect to be routed with great slaughter," said Grace with a shudder.

"When do we go forth on our mission of reform ?" "We'll call on her to-morrow after school," Anne replied, "and don't forget that you once made the remark that you thought Miriam had a better self.

You told me the day you read Julia Crosby's statement to the girls that you wouldn't give her up." "I suppose that I shall have to confess that I did say so," laughed Grace.
"But that was before she locked me up.

She is so proud and stubborn that she will probably take the olive branch we hold out and trample upon it.
After all, it really isn't our place to hold out olive branches anyway.
She is the one who ought to eat humble pie.

I feel ashamed to think I have to tell her what I know about her." "So do I," responded Anne.