Mr.Gadsby had been one of the members of the Board who had been most anxious about having Cantwell appointed principal; Cantwell was, in fact, a family connection of Mrs.
Gadsby's.
"Coming to make some report, or some suggestion, I take it, eh, Cantwell ?" murmured Mr.Gadsby in a low voice.

"Most excellent idea, my dear fellow.

Keeps you in notice and shows that your heart is in the work.

Most excellent idea, really." "I have a report to make," admitted Mr.Cantwell, in an equally low voice.

"I---I find it necessary to make a statement about the doings of a rather troublesome element in the school.