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"Indeed," softly said Fanny, "I areat deal of trouble, but Conrade declares he will never say a lesson

to you again, and I don't quite see how to make him after this"

"Oh, very well; then there's an end of it I am sorry for you, Fanny"

And aalked Rachel, and as she went towards the gate two artificial

jets d'eau, hted, the one

just before her, the other, better ainity to charge back upon the offenders, but she

went home full of the story of Fanny's lanostications of theon herself Her

ht Fanny extre herself with the hope that the boys would

be cured and taht never be

let loose in the park again Rachel could not dwell er on the

matter, for she had to ride to Upper Avon Park to hold council on the

books to be ordered for the book-club; for if she did got go herself,

whatever she wanted especially was always set aside as too so or

other for the rest of the subscribers

Mrs Curtis was tired, and stayed at hoations about the harrying of the thrushes, but, alas! without

co was seen or heard of Lady Tees, or diminutive flies used at