Though Jane did not say so, she was of the private opinion that the person she suspected would undoubtedly do that very thing.
"A girl who would write such a letter would be the last to own to writing it," she said dryly.
"Very true. Still things sometimes work out unexpectedly. If we have a mischief maker here, we may eventually discover her. Girls of this type often overreach themselves and thus establish their guilt. I shall not forget this affair." The matron's voice grew stern. "If ever I do discover the writer, she will not be allowed to remain at Madison Hall."
CHAPTER VI
THE PLOT THICKENS
"And Mrs. Weatherbee's gone to oust the disturber of our peace! Oh, joy!"
To emphasize further her satisfaction Judith gave Jane an ecstatic hug.
"You can't be any gladder than I am."