Miss Tebbs, looking a trifle impatient, stood awaiting her reply.
"I should like to do that," Eleanor said slowly, a curious light in her eyes.

"Thank you very much, Miss Tebbs." "You are welcome," replied the teacher.

"Be sure and be prompt at rehearsal next Tuesday." As Miss Tebbs entered the office, Eleanor turned and walked slowly down the corridor.
"So Miss Tebbs thinks I ought to be satisfied with 'Celia,'" she muttered.

"Very well, I'll rehearse Celia, but I'll understudy Rosalind, and it will be very strange if something doesn't happen to Miss Pierson.".