"College is going to mean even more to me than high school.

I don't imagine it's all going to be plain sailing.

I suppose, more than once, I'll wish myself back in Oakdale, but I'm going to make up my mind to take the bitter with the sweet and set everything down under the head of experience." "To tell you the truth," Miriam said slowly, "I am not enthusiastic over college.

I value it as a means of continuing my education, and I'll try to live up to college ideals, but I'm not going to let anyone walk over me or ridicule me.

I'm willing 'to live and let live,' but, as Eleanor Savelli used to say when in a towering rage, 'no one can trample upon me with impunity.'" "I wonder when we shall see Eleanor again," said Anne, smiling a little at the recollection called up by Miriam's quotation.
"That reminds me," exclaimed Grace.