A Tale, IN ONE VOLUME. BY H. RICHARDSON CLERK. BIBLIOTHER JUL 1879 BODLEIANA London: REMINGTON AND CO., 5, ARUNDEL STREET, STRAND, W.C. 1877. [All rights reserved.] 1251. f. 127 NEVER DESPAIR. CHAPTER I. ""Tis education forms the common mind, РОРЕ. "It really is very annoying; I cannot conceive why Lady Norbury does not give me longer notice. It so happens that I have an engagement on the sixteenth, the day on which she tells me the school is to be examined, but I suppose I had better give it up; I am very sorry, though, to be obliged to do so, for it is of long standing." With these words Mr. Leighton, the rector of Canondale, in Staffordshire, passed to his wife a letter which he had just received from Oakwood Park. B |