"I am not easily frightened." "Very well," replied Grace, looking steadily at her enemy.

"I see that I shall be obliged to call Miss Thompson back here and tell her who destroyed her essay.

Knowing that, do you suppose you can make her believe that you did not hide Anne's costumes ?" Eleanor's insolent expression turned to one of fear.

"No," she gasped, "don't call Miss Thompson.

You know she hates me, and will disgrace me in the eyes of the girls." "And you richly deserve it, Eleanor," replied Grace, "but if you produce Anne's costumes at once, I'll agree to say nothing.