Very well.

I'll see that she doesn't enter it." For the first time in her life Grace's resentment blinded her sense of fairness.

Her lips tightened unpleasantly.
"I say that we ought to----" But Grace did not finish her sentence.

Swift and overwhelming came the conviction that here perhaps lay the means by which Kathleen might come into a knowledge of the real Overton spirit.

In writing the play, for Grace felt certain that the newspaper girl would enter the lists, she might gain what her classmates had been powerless to give her.