CHAPTER X

FRESH TROUBLE It seemed rather a pity that, after such an inspiriting enrolment as they had had, trouble broke out in the school almost immediately. It began with Celia Dacre and Judy Carey in the Middle School. Celia, besides being very delicate, was also intensely sentimental. She had conceived what the others described as a “pash” for Muriel Wilcox, whose gipsy prettiness and princess airs were peculiarly attractive to such a child. Muriel had been kind to Celia on more than one occasion, although it must be sai…