Stories of a Governess

by Annie Fisler

Many new lessons were learned during those winter months, habits of order were acquired, and self-control became no longer so difficult to exercise.

Though Jennie did not become a model of neatness and punctuality, she did much in the way of improvement, and learned to subdue her temper, though tried severely.

Lillie, too, and Frank found there was another ruler than their own will, and made a good beginning in the straight, narrow way, before Miss Lane departed, her dear face looking fairer and brighter than ever to her ardent admirers, the young Grahams.

THE END.

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Transcriber’s Note:

Punctuation has been standardized. Capitalization, spelling and hyphenation have been retained as they appear in the original publication, except as follows:

• • Page 31
    and the first dim consciousnes of duty changed to
    and the first dim [consciousness] of duty
• • Page 69
    the eager sprites sur-surrounded changed to
    the eager sprites [surrounded]
• • Page 118
    The chlidren could scarcely changed to
    The [children] could scarcely
• • Page 157
    afterwards a horse came gallopping changed to
    afterwards a horse came [galloping]
• • and at some distauce, under changed to
    and at some [distance], under