Elfreda had long since announced her intention of becoming a lawyer.

Ruth fully expected to teach, and even dainty Arline had hinted that she might take up settlement work.
Grace was thinking rather soberly of all this, late on Saturday afternoon as she walked slowly across the campus toward Wayne Hall.

"I really ought to begin to think seriously of my future work," she thought.

"Father and Mother would only be too glad to have me stay at home with them, but I feel as though I ought to 'be up and doing with a heart for any fate' instead of just being a home girl.

Miss Duncan said the last time I talked with her that I would some day hit upon my work when I least expected it.