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"It's the other way if there's any doing at all," was the quick response. "Well, let's walk along together," remarked Crozier a little abstractedly, for he was thinking hard about his great enterprise. "We might be seen," said Sibley, with an obvious undermeaning meant to provoke a question. Crozier caught the undertone of suggestion.

There is no surer sign of a bad oppressive rule, than when the titles of the administrators of law, titles which should be in themselves so honourable, thus acquire a hateful undermeaning.

There had been no romantic undermeaning in all that harp-ukelele business, in the flasket of ice-cream soda, in the mysterious sickness. The sickness wasn't even mysterious any longer. Aunt Isabel had only had an "upset." Deeply stirred, Missy withdrew her hand. "I think I forgot to open my bed to air," she said, and hurried away to her own room.

"Oh, I forgot for the moment that I was speaking for you!" responded Kitty, with a lurking, undermeaning in her voice. "I threw myself into it so. Do you think I've done the thing right?" she added. With a direct, honest friendliness Mona looked into Kitty eyes.

In your eyes, nothing is pure or disinterested. You can't even imagine to yourself a friendship between a man and a woman. Such a thing isn't known here in your nation of artists. Your men are too inflammatory, and too self-sufficient, to want their calves fatted for any but the one sacrifice. Girls have their very kitchen-aprons tied on them with an undermeaning.

"Oh, I forgot for the moment that I was speaking for you!" responded Kitty, with a lurking, undermeaning in her voice. "I threw myself into it so. Do you think I've done the thing right?" she added. With a direct, honest friendliness Mona looked into Kitty eyes.

"It's the other way if there's any doing at all," was the quick response. "Well, let's walk along together," remarked Crozier a little abstractedly, for he was thinking hard about his great enterprise. "We might be seen," said Sibley, with an obvious undermeaning meant to provoke a question. Crozier caught the undertone of suggestion.