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'As for my poor self,' said Clara, 'I do not profess to knoithout

the rule, what is right and what is not We are always trying to

transcend the rule by so, and often in virtue of

so, the atte, but it prevented the expression of Mr Pale bent forward and politely inclined her head to the embarrassed

Frank

'I do not knohat to say I have never thought much about such

Roman

Catholics? If I were in a difficulty and could not tell right fro, I should turn Catholic, and coood' 'Then you would do, not what you thought right yourself, but what I

thought right The worth of the right to you is that it is your

right, and that you arrive at it in your oay Besides, you ht

not have time to consult anybody Were you never compelled to settle

promptly a case of this kind?'

'I remember once at school, when the mathematical master was out of

the class-room, a boy named Carpenter ran up to the blackboard and

wrote "Carrots" on it That was the master's nickname, for he was