“I've never eaten vegetarian things,” she said.

“But I should think they can be good.”

“I'm not really a vegetarian,” said Maggie, “I don't like to bring meat to school.”

“No,” said Ursula, “I don't think I do either.”

And again her soul rang an answer to a new refinement, a new liberty. If all vegetarian things were as nice as this, she would be glad to escape the slight uncleanness of meat.

“How good!” she cried.

“Yes,” said Miss Schofield, and she proceeded to tell her the receipt. The two girls passed on to talk about themselves. Ursula told all about