Uncle Chipperton wanted her to go to some school near his place on the Hudson River, so that he could drive over and see her every day or two, and Mrs.Colbert said she thought that that wouldn't do, because no girl could study as she ought to, if her father was coming to see her all the time, and Uncle Chipperton wanted to know what possible injury she thought he would do his daughter by going to see her; and Mrs.Colbert said, none at all, of course she didn't mean that, and Mrs.Chipperton said that Corny and her father ought really to go to the same school, and then we all laughed, and my father put in quickly, and asked about Rectus.

It was easy to see that it would take all summer to get a school for Corny.
"Well," said Mr.Colbert, "I've got a place for Sammy.

Right in my office.

He's to be a man of business, you know.

He never took much to schooling.