That's why I changed my name to Sanderson.

I never liked to be called 'Will.' Hereafter I want you to call me Sanderson--Deal Sanderson.

Then mebbe I'll feel more like myself." She did not answer, but her lips straightened and she sat very rigid.
It was plain to him that she was very much disappointed in him, and that in her mind was the contrast between her brother of today and her brother of yesterday.
She got up after a time, holding her head high, and left the room, saying as she went out: "Very well; your wishes shall be respected.

But it seems to me that the name Bransford is one be proud of!" Sanderson grinned into his plate.

He felt more decent now than he had felt since arriving at the Double A.