"With all my heart, Miss MacGreggor," Ruth said quickly.
"You're a good little thing!" returned the Scotch girl. "I know your heart is big enough. And we sophs really shouldn't nag you freshies, you know, for we must pull together against the seniors and juniors. But you'll hear about that to-night."
"Thank you, Miss MacGreggor," Ruth said. "And now that we are at this island, would you mind telling us where the Stone Face is situated?"
"Ah! one of the wonders of the place," said May. "And who told you about the Stone Face, Freshie?"
"I have heard it is well worth seeing," said Ruth, demurely.
"I will be your escort," said May.
They found the Scotch girl very companionable. She led them up a rugged path through the trees and around the rocks.
"And did that girl have to come up here—and in the dark?" murmured Ruth at last.
"What girl?" Helen asked.
"Who are you talking about, Miss Fielding?" asked the sophomore.