Katy books III

Katy and Clover enjoy school up to a point but find the cold weather in New England hard to cope with. Then, the headmistress finds a letter to Berry, the son of the president of the nearby college, signed by Katy. She tells the girls that she would expel them but because they are so fara from home, she will excuse the fault. Katy is horrified as she has always been against flirting, and Lilly Page is maliciously amused. However Katy decides to stay on and fight and to live down the accusation. For some time, its hard but after a while Miss Jane, the mistress tells her that she no longer believes that Katy did something so unladylike. Katy has looked after her when she was ill and it makes Miss Jane re evaluate her. Then Bella one of the younger girls confesses to Katy that she wrote the note - and Katy feeling sorry for the girl, forgives her. Rose Redding and Clover tell Katy she should tell the teachers but she decides not to. At the end of the year, the girls go back home... In the next Book, What Katy Did Next, we see Katy as a young lady. She is keeping house but she befriends a lady who lives nearby, who is a widow with a small daughter. Mrs Ashe asks her to come on a trip to Europe with her.