If I don't say much it is because I do not feel quite master of myself.

I shall try to show in time, as I cannot say it all at once, all that I feel.' Harold continued to live at Normanstand.

The house at Camp was in reality a charming cottage.

A couple of servants were installed, and now and again he stayed there for a few days as he wished to get accustomed to the place.

In a couple of months every one accepted the order of things; and life at Normanstand went on much as it had done before Harold had gone to college.