"That's the way I feel," Lois agreed, forlornly. "I've a million and one things to do and no time. Think of it, Field Day to-morrow!"
"And that means, we ought to be practicing all day to-day," Evelin said.
"Exactly, but if I practice to-day, I won't know my part for the play. I do wish Portia hadn't talked so much," Lois answered.
"Then there's all the things to see to about the dance," Angela added.
"And the Commencement Hymn to learn," Helen reminded them.
"The game's the most important," Polly said, decidedly, "but I don't want any of the team to do any practicing. Some one would be sure to get hurt."
"What are you going to do about Eleanor?" Betty asked.
"Give her a chance," Polly told her; "but she knows that the first foul she makes I take her out and put Maud in."
"Good! was she hurt?" Lois asked.
"No; she understands, and she's promised to be very careful—"