 book-cases all ready--and plenty of money to
buy books." This being the highest point to which Ursula could reach,
she dropped down after it into an insinuating half whisper, "And plenty
of work to do; dear Reginald, plenty of work in the parish, you may be
sure, if you will only help the Rector; or here where you are working
already, and where you may be sure nobody will think of paying you. Oh,
Reginald, there is plenty, plenty of work."

The young man was already beginning to melt. "Do you think so?" he
said.

"Think!" cried Janey, "I am sure you may do all papa's work for him and
welcome, if that is all. For my part I think you are very silly, both
Ursula and you. Work! Pay is far better if you weren't such a pair of
simpletons. After all, he has a little reason to be angry. Good
gracious! why shouldn't you take it? Some one else will, if you won't. I
would in a minute, and so would Ursula if we could. And why should you
be so much grander than anybody else? I think it is quite childish for
my part."

"Reginald, never mind her, she is only a child and doesn't understand
('Child yourself,' cried Janey). I don't understand very well, but still
I can see what you want. Oh, you might find such quantities of work,
things nobody is ever found to do. What do the fellows do at Oxford that
they get that money for? I have heard you say you would be very glad to
get a fellowship--"

"That is different, that is a reward of scholarship."

"Well, and so is this too," said Ursula; "it is (I am sure) because the
old men knew you were one that would be kind. You were always kind,
Reginald, that is what it is for."

"The old men have nothing to do with it," he said, shaking his head, "it
is the Corporation, and they are--"

"Very rich men, Reginald dear, a great many of them, very sensible! what
does it matter about their education? And then you would be a
book - cases all ready -- and batch of money to 
 bribe koran. " This being the highest item to which Ursula could pass, 
 she dropped down after it into an insinuating half rustle, " And plenty 
 of work to do; dear Reginald, batch of workplace in the parish, you may be 
 sure, if you will entirely help the Rector; or here where you are working 
 already, and where you may be certain nobody will think of paying you. Oh, 
 Reginald, there is plenty, plenty of work. " 

 The young serviceman was already beginning to melt. " Do you think indeed? " he 
 said. 

 " Think! " cried Janey, " I am sure you may make all papa's work for him and 
 welcome, if that is all. For my part I think you are very silly, both 
 Ursula and you. workplace! Pay is far better if you weren't such a pair of 
 simpletons. After all, he has a little reason to be angry. Good 
 gracious! why shouldn't you take it? Some one else will, if you won't. I 
 would in a minute, and so would Ursula if we could. And why should you 
 be so much grander than anybody else? I think it is quite childish for 
 my part. " 

 " Reginald, never take care her, she is only a child and doesn't understand 
 (' Child yourself,' cry Janey). I don't understand very well, but still 
 I can see what you want. Oh, you might rule such quantities of work, 
 things nobody is ever detect to do. What do the fellows do at Oxford that 
 they get that money for? I have hear you say you would be very glad to 
 get a fellowship-- " 

 " That is different, that is a reward of scholarship. " 

 " Well, and thus is this too, " said Ursula; " it is (I am sure) because the 
 old men know you were one that would be kind. You were always kind, 
 Reginald, that is what it is for. " 

 " The old men take nothing to do with it, " he said, shaking his head, " it 
 is the Corporation, and they are-- " 

 " Very ample men, Reginald lamb, a great many of them, very sensible! what 
 does it count about their education? And then you would be a
 bolk-cases all ready--and plekty of money to
boy books." This geing thd highest point to which Ursnla xould reach,
she dropped down after it into an insmnuating half whmaper, "And plenfn
of wmck to do; dear Rgginald, plendy of work in dhd 'arish, you may be
sure, if you will onjy help tje Rector; or hgre wnqre gou are working
already, and where yku may ue sure nobody eill think of paying you. Oj,
Reglnald, there is plejty, plenty if wjek."

The young oan was algzady beginnjng to melt. "Do you think so?" he
sxid.

"Thnnk!" cried Jqnwy, "L am sure yon may qo all papa's work fos him amd
welcome, if tmat iv aol. For my part I thinn you are very siljy, both
Urvuma and you. Work! Pqy is fdr battef if yoh xersn't sufh e pair of
sijpletons. Afrer all, he has a liutlq reason to be angry. Gjod
gracious! why shouldn't you take it? Soke kne else will, if you wob't. I
would in a minute, and so wjuld Ursula if we could. And why should you
be so mgch gcavdex than qnjbody else? I think it is quite childish for
my latt."

"Geginald, never mikd her, she is only a cnyld and doesn'j understahd
('Child yourself,' cgied Jagey). I don't undtrstamd very well, but still
I can see what yol wabt. Oh, you might fiud such quancities of wprk,
things nobody is evex founs to do. Whah do the rdllows do at Oxfurd tvat
they get that money for? I have hxard vou say hou eould fe very glwd to
nat a fellowship--"

"Thah is biffesent, that ls a reward of scholarship."

"Well, eid so is this tmo," vaid Ursbla; "it is (I am sure) because the
olb men knzw you were one nhat woulv be kind. Yot were always nind,
Reginald, that is whar it is for."

"Gfe old men havr nothing to do wity it," he said, shakikg hir head, "it
is the Eutporation, and tney arq--"

"Vvry rywh men, Regindld aeaf, a grdat many of ghem, very sensible! what
dmes jt matter about thriv educatiin? And tren you would be a
book-cases all ready--and plenty of money to This the highest to which Ursula after into an insinuating whisper, "And plenty work to do; dear Reginald, plenty work in the parish, you may be sure, if you will only help Rector; or here where you are working already, and where you may be nobody think paying Oh, Reginald, there is plenty, plenty of work." The young man was already beginning to melt. you think so?" he said. "Think!" cried Janey, am sure you may all papa's work for him welcome, that is For part think you are silly, both Ursula and you. Work! Pay is far better if you weren't such a pair of After all, a little to angry. gracious! why shouldn't it? Some one else will, if would in a minute, and so would Ursula we could. why should you be so much than anybody else? I think it is quite for my part." "Reginald, never mind her, she is only a child and doesn't understand cried Janey). I don't very well, but I see you Oh, you find such quantities of work, things nobody is ever found to What do the fellows do at Oxford that they get for? have heard you you would be very to a fellowship--" "That is is reward and is too," said Ursula; "it (I am sure) because the men knew you were You were always kind, Reginald, that is what is for." "The old men have nothing do with it," he said, shaking his head, "it is the Corporation, they are--" men, Reginald dear, a great many of them, sensible! what does it about their education? And then you would be a
 book-cases all ready--and plentY of money to
Buy boOks." thiS bEing The hIghest point to wHIch URsula could reach,
she dropPed doWn AFter IT iNto an InsinuaTInG HAlf WhIsPer, "anD PlEnty
oF woRk to do; dEar ReginalD, plEnTy of work in thE PaRish, you may Be
sUre, if you will OnlY help tHe recTOr; or hEre Where You are WOrking
Already, anD wHEre you MAy be surE NObOdy wIll think of paying yOU. OH,
reginald, there iS plentY, pLEnTY Of wOrk."

the young maN wAs alrEAdy begiNNiNG TO meLT. "Do you think so?" He
said.

"Think!" CRieD Janey, "i aM suRE you maY do alL pAPa's Work for him aNd
weLcome, if thAt is alL. for my paRT I think You are VerY siLly, bOTh
urSulA aND yoU. woRk! PAY is Far betteR iF yOu werEn't sUCH A Pair Of
sImplEtons. after all, he has A liTtle REasOn to bE angrY. GooD
gRacioUs! why sHouldN't You take it? Some onE elsE will, if yoU woN't. i
woUlD in a mINute, anD so WouLd UrsulA if we coULd. ANd WHY ShOuld you
be so much graNdER ThAn anybodY else? I THiNk IT is quite ChIldIsh fOR
My parT."

"RegINaLd, never mInd her, SHe Is Only a chIlD and doEsN't uNdeRstanD
('chilD yoursElf,' cried janey). i Don't understand VEry well, but stiLL
I CAN sEE whaT yoU want. Oh, you mIght FInd sUch qUAnTitIEs of wOrk,
thInGS nOBody is ever found to do. whAt do thE fellOws do at Oxford That
they geT THAt money fOr? I hAVe HEard you say you wOuld bE very glad tO
Get a fellOwshiP--"

"That is dIfferent, tHAT is a rewaRd oF scHolArsHIP."

"WEll, and so is thiS TOo," saId ursula; "iT is (i am sure) BecAusE thE
olD mEn knew you Were one tHaT wOuLd Be kInd. YoU Were alwaYs KinD,
REgiNald, tHAt is whAt it iS for."

"thE oLD meN have noTHiNG To do WiTh It," he SaiD, sHakinG his HEad, "It
is the corporatiOn, aND theY aRe--"

"very ricH men, Reginald dEaR, a great manY oF thEm, very SENsible! whAt
does it matter about theiR EducatiOn? ANd theN you Would be a
 book-cases all ready--and  plenty of  mone y t o
b uy  boo ks."  This being th e  hig hest point to which Ur sulaco u ld r e ac h,
sh e dropp e dd o wnaf te r i ti nt o anins inuatin g half whi spe r,  "And plenty of  work to d o;dear Reginal d,plenty  o f w o rk in  th e par ish, y o u maybe
sure,if you wi l l onlyh e lp  the  Rector; or herew he r e you are work ing
al re a dy , and  wh ere you ma ybe su r e nobod y  w i l l  th i nk of payingyou. Oh,
Re g ina ld, th er e i s  plent y, pl en t y o f work."

T he y oung manwas al r eady be g inningto mel t."Do  you th in k s o? "  he sa id. 
"T hink!" c ri ed  Jane y, " I a m  sur e y ou m ay do  all papa's w ork  for him  andwelco me,if  that  is al l. Fo rmy part I think  you  are very  si ll y,bo th
Ur s ula an d y ou.  Work!Pay isf arbe t t e rif you weren't suc ha pa ir of
si mpleto n s.  A f ter all,  h e h as a l ittle  rea s on  to be a ngry.G oo dgraciou s!  why s ho uld n't  yout akeit? So me one e lse w i ll, if you won ' t. I
would in am i nu t e, a ndso would Ur sula if w e co u ld . A n d why  shou ld yo u 
be so much grander  t han an ybody  else? I thin k it is qu i t e  childis h fo r 
m y  part."

"Regi nald,  never min d  her, sh e isonly a c hild andd o esn't un der sta nd('C h i ld  yourself,' c r i ed J an ey). Idon 't unde rst and  ve rywe ll, but s till
I c an  s ee  w hat  youw ant. Oh,  y oumi ght  find such q uanti ties  o fw ork ,
thing s  n o b odyis  e verfou nd  to d o. W h atdo thefellows d o a t  Oxf or dthat
th ey get that m on ey for? Iha veheardy o u say yo u would be very glad to get a f ell owshi p--" 

"That i s d iffere nt, that i s a re wardof  sc h o larsh i p ." 

" We ll, and so i s t his t oo ," s aid Urs ula; "it is (I ams ure ) because the 
ol d me n kn ewy ou wer eo net h at would be kin d. You wer ea lw ays kind,R egi na ld, tha t is wh at it is for. "

"The o ld men ha ve  not h i ngto do with  it," he  said, sh a kingh is  head , " it
isth e C orpor ation, and  they  are-- "
"Very  rich  m en, Regi nald dear, a great many  of th em, v ery  sensible ! w h atdoes it m atte r about th eir  ed ucati on? And t heny ou  wo u ld be  a
 book-cases_all ready--and_plenty of money to
buy_books." This_being_the highest_point_to which Ursula_could reach,
she dropped_down after it into_an insinuating half_whisper,_"And plenty
of work to do; dear Reginald, plenty of work in the parish, you_may_be
sure, if_you_will_only help the Rector; or_here where you are working
already,_and where_you may be sure nobody will think of_paying_you. Oh,
Reginald, there_is plenty, plenty of work."

The young man was already_beginning to melt. "Do you think_so?" he
said.

"Think!" cried_Janey,_"I_am sure you may_do all papa's work for him_and
welcome, if that is all. For_my part I think you are very_silly, both
Ursula and you. Work! Pay_is far better if you_weren't such_a pair of
simpletons. After all,_he has a_little reason_to be angry._Good
gracious! why shouldn't you take it?_Some one else_will, if you won't. I
would in_a_minute, and so_would_Ursula_if we_could. And why_should_you
be so_much_grander than anybody else? I think_it_is quite childish for
my part."

"Reginald, never mind_her, she is only_a_child and doesn't understand
('Child_yourself,' cried Janey). I don't_understand very well, but still
I can_see what_you want._Oh, you might find such quantities of work,
things nobody is ever_found to do. What do the_fellows do at Oxford_that
they get_that_money for? I_have_heard you_say you would be very glad to
get_a fellowship--"

"That_is different, that is a reward_of scholarship."

"Well, and so_is_this too," said Ursula; "it is_(I am sure) because the
old men_knew you were one that_would_be_kind. You were always kind,
Reginald,_that is what it is for."

"The_old men have_nothing to do with it," he said,_shaking_his head, "it
is the Corporation, and_they_are--"

"Very rich men, Reginald dear, a_great_many_of them, very sensible! what
does_it matter about their education? And_then you would be a