It is indeed!" The incredulity on the countenances of her companions having yielded to an expression of interest, Ulyth continued her information with increased zest, and a conscious though would-be nonchalant air of importance.
"Her father wants her to go to school in England, so he decided to send her to The Woodlands, so that she might be with me!" "Do you mean that girl you were so very proud of corresponding with?
I forget how the whole business began," broke in Stephanie Radford.
"Don't you remember?
It was through a magazine we take.

The editor arranged for readers of the magazine in England to exchange letters with other readers overseas.

He gave me Rona.

We've been writing to each other every month for two years." "I had an Australian, but she wouldn't write regularly, so we dropped it," volunteered Beth Broadway.

"I believe Gertrude had somebody too." "Yes, a girl in Canada.