ORVILLE COLLEGE
A STORY.
BY
MRS. HENRY WOOD,
AUTHOR OF "EAST LYNNE," "THE CHANNINGS," ETC.
COPYRIGHT EDITION.
LEIPZIG
BERNHARD TAUCHNITZ
1867.
The Right of Translation is reserved.
CONTENTS.
| CHAPTER | |
| I. | In the Plantation. |
| II. | The New Boy. |
| III. | Hard and Obstinate as Nails. |
| IV. | Sir Simon Orville's Offered Reward. |
| V. | Mother Butter's Lodgings. |
| VI. | Mr. Gall abroad. |
| VII. | Mr. Lamb improves his Mind in Private. |
| VIII. | A Loss. |
| IX. | Christmas Day. |
| X. | A Man in a Blaze. |
| XI. | Only the Heat! |
| XII. | In the Shop in Oxford Street. |
| XIII. | If the Boys had but seen! |
| XIV. | Over the Water. |
| XV. | Dick's Bath. |
| XVI. | The Duel. |
| XVII. | Mr. Leek in Convulsions. |
| XVIII. | Told at Last. |
| XIX. | A Visitor for Sir Simon. |
| XX. | As if Ill Luck followed him. |
| XXI. | The Outbreak. |
| XXII. | Before the Examiners. |
| XXIII. | Falling from a Pinnacle. |
| XXIV. | In the Quadrangle. |
| XXV. | Very Peacefully. |
| XXVI. | The End. |
ORVILLE COLLEGE.
CHAPTER I.
In the Plantation.
The glowing sunset of a September evening was shining on the fairgrounds around Orville College, lighting up the scene of stir andbustle inva
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