The New Schoolfellow
IT was a cold, wet January day on whi went back to school: a day quite in keeping with this severe phase of his destiny. If he had not carried in his pocket a parcel of sugar dy and a small Dutch doll for little Laura, there would have been no ray of expected pleasure to ehe general gloom. But he liked to think how Laura would put out her lips ainy hands for the bits of sugar dy, and, to give the greater keeo these pleasures of imaginatioook out the parcel, made a small hole in the paper and bit off a crystal or two, which had so solag an effeder the fined prosped damp odours of the gig-umbrella, that he repeated the process more than on his way. `Well, Tulliver, were glad to see you again, said Mr Stelling, heartily. `Take off your ings and e into the study till dinner. Youll find a bright fire there and a new panion.
Tom felt in an unfortable flutter as he took off his woollen forter and other ings. He had seen Philip Wakem at St ……（内容加载失败！）
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