"Not in everything. No, they were not most of them so clever, and most of them did not know so much, and were not so accomplished."
"But they were like her in other things?"
"No," said Lois, standing still; "she is a head and shoulders above most of the women I saw; but they were of her sort, if that is what you mean."
"That is what I mean. She is not a bit like people here. We must seem very stupid to her, Lois."
"Shampuashuh people are not stupid."
"Well, aunt Anne isn't stupid; but she is not like Mrs. Barclay. And she don't want us to be like Mrs. Barclay."
"No danger!"—said Lois, very busy now at her work.
"But wouldn't you like to be like Mrs. Barclay?"
"Yes."
"So would I."