4/18 So poor Harry Baker got plucked. I don't know that a fellow's any the worse; however, I won't get plucked." By this time the party had taken their place round the long board, Mr Gresham sitting at the top, in the place usually occupied by Lady Arabella. She, on the present occasion, sat next to her son on the one side, as the countess did on the other. If, therefore, Frank now went astray, it would not be from want of proper leading. My hand is not in yet for this work, aunt. |