There's nothing to keep me.

I'll go to Patsy and stay with her until we sail." "Are you glad ?" asked her mother, looking into the expressionless face half curiously.
"Yes," returned Beth, as if considering her reply; "a change is always interesting, and I have never travelled except to visit Aunt Jane at Elmhurst.

So I think I am pleased to go to Europe." Mrs.De Graf sighed.

There was little in common between mother and daughter; but that, to a grave extent, was the woman's fault.

She had never tried to understand her child's complex nature, and somewhat resented Beth's youth and good looks, which she considered contrasted unfavorably with her own deepening wrinkles and graying hair.