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Other balls sent her houst, and contempt

towards every one, but this one had resulted in displeasure with

herself, yet in e!

through that same frivolous military society

Indeed the military society was soon in better odour with her than the

clerical She had been et to St Herbert's,

with Mr Mitchell, for so repaired, and the coachoing by train, that was equally impossible, since

he would still less have driven her to the station, finally, Rachel

took the resolute stop of borrowing Fanny's pony carriage, and driving

herself and the clergyman to the station, where she was irls, to whoreed that it would be wisest not to unsettle the

scholars by Christmas holidays

The F U E E was in perfect order; the little girls sat upon a bench

with their copies before them, Mrs Rawlins in the whitest of caps

presided over the

the visitors over the house hi on his views of

cleanliness, ventilation, refinement, and equality of cultivation, while

Mrs Rawlins re could be s of the children's

were exhibited, and their conduct was said to be excellent; except, Mr