...and admitted her only as such into their houses. At one of those visits, which she continually shrank from, and only endured as an occasional penance, she met the very Ernest Heathwood, whom Rose so unwittingly alluded to during their evening's wi<lk. The eldest son of a Baronet, who,...

...be filled by " The Trials " of " a Governess." At one of those visits, which she continually shrank from, and only endured as an occasional penance, she...baronet, who, with his new honours, had changed, it waa understood, a mercantile for a somewhat aristocratic name, was a likely person to attract the attention,...

...and admitted her only as such into their houses. At one of those visits, which she continually shrank from, and only endured as an occasional penance, she met the very Ernest Heathwood, whom Rose so unwittingly alluded to during their evening's walk. The eldest son of a Baronet, who,...

...penance, she met the very Ernest Heathwood, whom Rose so unwittingly alluded to during their evening's walk. The eldest son of a Baronet, who, with his new...attention, and win the civilities of all within his sphere ; and he was welcomed to the mansion of one of Miss Sunderland's relatives with extraordinary...

...admitted her only as such into their houses. At one .of those visits, which she continually shrank from, and only endured as an occasional penance, she met the very Ernest Heathivood, whom Rose so unwittingly alluded to during their evening's walk. The eldest son of a Baronet,...