Marjorie Dean, High School Sophomore

Marjorie Dean, High School Sophomore, by Josephine Chase, has a contents list that names When Dreams Come True, The Shadow and Sowing the Seed of Discord, among others. The frontispiece carries the line that Mary knelt on the driveway and gathered Charlie into her arms. Constance, the once friendless girl, has an aunt, Miss Susan Allison, who decides to take up her abode in Sanford so that Constance might finish her high school course with Marjorie.

Mr. Stevens, Constance's foster-father, is said to have accepted a position as first violin in a symphony orchestra. Marjorie's faith in her chum refuses to die, although Mary has been swayed by Mignon's baleful personality. Marjorie lies still with her thoughts busy with the disquieting events of the previous night, and a reconciliation with Mary is her earnest desire. Mary is described as convinced that she is an utter failure and plunged into the depths of humiliation and unhappiness.