Who is she, anyway?
The daughter of a strolling third-rate actor, who goes barnstorming about the country, and she has been on the stage, too.

She has a very good opinion of herself since Mrs.Gray and certain Oakdale girls took her up, but I wouldn't trust her as far as I could see her.

Why should girls of good Oakdale families be forced to associate with such people?
I suppose she wanted to be on good terms with the juniors, too, and took that method of gaining her point." "That is pure nonsense," exclaimed Nora.

"Don't you think so, girls ?" But the other girls made no reply.

They were thinking hard.