Again consulting the mirror, it reflected an unanimous vote against her.
"You must go," said Mr. Hall, "and behave courteously too. You owe many duties to society. It is not permitted you to please only yourself."
Louis Moore assented with a low "Hear, hear!"
Caroline, approaching her, smoothed her wavy curls, gave to her attire a less artistic and more domestic grace, and Shirley was put out of the room, protesting still, by a pouting lip, against her dismissal.
"There is a curious charm about her," observed Mr. Hall, when she was gone. "And now," he added, "I must away; for Sweeting is off to see his mother, and there are two funerals."
"Henry, get your books; it is lesson-time," said Moore, sitting down to his desk.

The vote against her was unanimous.
"You must go," said Mr. Hall, "and behave courteously too."
Louis Moore added a low "Hear, hear!"
Caroline smoothed Shirley's curls and tidied her clothing; she was sent out of the room, pouting at her dismissal.
"There is a curious charm about her. And now I must away," said Mr. Hall. Caroline left too.
"Henry, get your books; it is lesson-time," said Moore, sitting down to his desk.
