worry and anxiety you have saved us! It's worth the money, every
cent of it. I only wish I could offer a larger reward."

So Migwan, still protesting, was forced to accept the check, and
the Bartletts rose to go. "Come over and see us sometime," said
Mrs. Bartlett cordially, "and bring all the girls along. You
might have a sleeping party on our lawn."

"That will be fine, and I accept the invitation in behalf of my
girls," said Nyoda, as she accompanied them to the road where
their car stood.

Up on the shack porch Migwan was the center of an excited group,
and the check was passed from hand to hand. Sahwah sighed
enviously and wished with all her heart that she might be the
heroine of the hour.

"What are you going to do with all that money?" asked one of the
girls.

"It looks," said Migwan in an awed tone, hugging the precious
check in her hands, "as if I were really going to college, after
all!"



CHAPTER VII.

SAHWAH THE SUNFISH.