I only hope you'll make a good thing of it." Heathcote coloured up violently.
"It's not that at all," said he, "it's only-- would it do if I went after preparation this evening ?" "What! Saint George propose to break rules?
Well, I am shocked; after all my pains, too.

No, my child, I couldn't let you do this wicked thing." "What book am I to ask for ?" said Heathcote, giving it up.
"Thanks, old man.

There's something better than the saint in you, after all.

Tell Webster it's the book I ordered last week.

It is paid for." Heathcote started on his mission with a heavy heart.