I believe she wants to talk to us about Eleanor Savell.

Miss Nevin called on Mrs.Gray yesterday and they were in the parlor together for a long time.

After Miss Nevin had gone, Mrs.Gray told me that Miss Nevin was anxious that Eleanor should associate with girls of her own age.

That is the reason she brought her to Oakdale." "Hurry up, you two," called Nora, who had reached the steps.

"How you do lag to-day." "You will hear more of this later," whispered Anne.
Mrs.Gray stood in the wide hall with hands outstretched in welcome.