CHAPTER VI--A VISIT TO OXFORD.
The next important move in the household was Harold's going to Cambridge.
His father had always intended this, and Squire Norman had borne his wishes in mind.

Harold joined Trinity, the college which had been his father's, and took up his residence in due course.
Stephen was now nearly twelve.

Her range of friendships, naturally limited by her circumstances in life, was enlarged to the full; and if she had not many close friends there were at least of them all that was numerically possible.

She still kept up to certain degree the little gatherings which in her childhood were got together for her amusement, and in the various games then instituted she still took a part.

She never lost sight of the fact that her father took a certain pleasure in her bodily vigour.