With them, it is here to-day and gone to-morrow." "Yes, but you were transplanted to Oakdale soil for four years," reminded Grace.
"I know it," returned Anne reflectively.

"I do feel dreadfully sad at leaving my mother and sister, too.

Still, when I think that I'm actually on the way to college at last, I can't help feeling happy, too." "Dear little Anne," smiled Grace.

"College means everything to you, doesn't it?
That's because you've earned every cent of your college money." "And I'll have to earn a great deal more to see me through to graduation," added Anne soberly.

"My vacations hereafter must be spent in work instead of play." "What are you going to do to earn money during vacations, Anne ?" asked Miriam rather curiously.
"I might as well confess to you girls that I'm going to do the work I can do most successfully," said Anne in a low voice.