Briefly, what we did hear was that Miss Briggs had reported two sophomores for playing an innocent trick on her, and that Miss Harlowe had urged her to do so.
Also that Miss Harlowe had visited the two upper classmen and, after rating them in a very ill-bred manner, had ordered them to apologize to Miss Briggs." Anne smiled.

"I can't help smiling," she apologized.

"If you knew Grace as I know her, you'd smile, too." Marian Cummings's face softened.

"I do wish to know her, now," she smiled.

"After what you've told us I think the rest of us feel the same.
I'm glad you made us listen to you, Miss Pierson." "So am I," "and I," agreed the other girls.
Anne's face flushed with joy at her victory.