It was ever so much harder to hang on to it in the city.

There were so many more ways to spend it.

But I kept on putting it away, and, now, by going back on the paper every summer, I will have enough to see me through college." "But why do you wish so much for a college education when you are already successful as a newspaper woman ?" asked Elfreda.
"Because I want to be an author, or an editor, or somebody of importance in the literary world, and I need these four years at college.

Besides, it's a good thing to bear the college stamp if one expects always to be before the public," was the prompt retort.
"Suppose you were to find afterward that you weren't going to be before the public," said Elfreda almost mischievously.
"But I shall be," persisted Kathleen, setting her jaws with a little snap.

"I always accomplish whatever I set out to do.