"If I keep on I won't even be able to remember that 'the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides.' I'm in a muddle over these triangles now.

I'll find the girls and get them to go to the woods with me.

I really ought to collect a few more botany specimens." Grace's specimens were a source of keen delight to her girlish heart.

She didn't care so much about pressing and mounting them.

It was the joy she experienced in being in the woods that, to her, made botany the most fascinating of studies.