We could hardly believe it when Harvey came in and told us.

Every one thought Forder was sure, but they all were put out by the questions of general information--those were all Mr.Everard's doing." "Mr.Everard was very much struck with Norman's knowledge and scholarship too," said Flora.
"So every one says.

It was all Mr.Everard's doing.

Miss Harrison told mamma, but, for my part, I am very glad for the sake of Stoneborough; I like a town boy to be at the head." "Norman was sorry for Forder and Cheviot," began Ethel.

Flora tried to stop her, but Louisa Anderson caught at what she said, and looked eagerly for more.