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XI.   The Tinsmith's—The Beaver Bonnets—A Flat Iron for a Farthing—I Fail to Secure a Sister—Rubens and the Doll 80 XII.   The Little Ladies Again—The Meads—The Drowned Doll 86 XIII.   Polly—The Pew and the Pulpit—The Fate of the Flat Iron 93 XIV.   Rubens and I "drop in" at the Rectory—Gardens and Gardeners—My Father Comes for me 102 XV.   Nurse Bundle is Magnanimous—Mr. Gray—An Explanation with my Father 111 XVI.   The real Mr. Gray—Nurse Bundle regards him with Disfavour 120 XVII.   I fail to teach Latin to Mrs. Bundle—The Rector teaches me 129 XVIII.   The Asthmatic Old Gentleman and his Riddles—I play Truant again—In the Big Garden 139 XIX.   The Tutor—The Parish—A new Contributor to the Alms-box 144 XX.   The Tutor's Proposal—A Teachers' Meeting 151 XXI.   Oakford once more—The Satin Chairs—The Housekeeper—The Little Ladies Again—Family Monuments 155 XXII.   Nurse Bundle finds a Vocation—Ragged Robin's Wife—Mrs. Bundle's Ideas on Husbands and Public-Houses 164 XXIII.   I go to Eton—My Master—I serve him well 173 XXIV.   Collections—Leo's Letter—Nurse Bundle and Sir Lionel 180 XXV.   The Death of Rubens—Polly's News—Last Times 185 XXVI.   I hear from Mr. Jonathan Andrewes—Yorkshire—Alathea alias Betty—We bury our Dead out of our Sight—Voices of the North 196 XXVII.