Megs [noun]

Oldmeadow retorted, and Megs simile seemed to cut into him, too.

Megs friendliness of glance did not preclude a certain hardness.

Mothers talked to him, and Megs talked to him; but nothing does any good.

Oh, I see further into Megs grief than you do, my poor Adrienne.

We can hardly imagine what the misery and confusion of Megs heart must be.

She put her hand out and slightly touching Megs shoulder, said softly: You look unhappy, dear,sort of lonely.

You are so provincial, Auntie, was Megs comment, as she turned the paper; you belong so hopelessly to Valencia!

When within a block of Megs home they passed a little cottage, plainly the home of people in moderate circumstances.

When the carriage drove up, and she saw Megs white, drawn face, she became momentarily nervous.

Barney exclaimed, and as he did so Megs eyes met Oldmeadows over the household loaf.