Orville College: A Story

by Mrs. Henry Wood

ORVILLE COLLEGE

A STORY.

BY

MRS. HENRY WOOD,

AUTHOR OF "EAST LYNNE," "THE CHANNINGS," ETC.

COPYRIGHT EDITION.

LEIPZIG
BERNHARD TAUCHNITZ
1867.

The Right of Translation is reserved.

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER
[I.]	In the Plantation.
[II.]	The New Boy.
[III.]	Hard and Obstinate as Nails.
[IV.]	Sir Simon Orville's Offered Reward.
[V.]	Mother Butter's Lodgings.
[VI.]	Mr. Gall abroad.
[VII.]	Mr. Lamb improves his Mind in Private.
[VIII.]	A Loss.
[IX.]	Christmas Day.
[X.]	A Man in a Blaze.
[XI.]	Only the Heat!
[XII.]	In the Shop in Oxford Street.
[XIII.]	If the Boys had but seen!
[XIV.]	Over the Water.
[XV.]	Dick's Bath.
[XVI.]	The Duel.
[XVII.]	Mr. Leek in Convulsions.
[XVIII.]	Told at Last.
[XIX.]	A Visitor for Sir Simon.
[XX.]	As if Ill Luck followed him.
[XXI.]	The Outbreak.
[XXII.]	Before the Examiners.
[XXIII.]	Falling from a Pinnacle.
[XXIV.]	In the Quadrangle.
[XXV.]	Very Peacefully.
[XXVI.]	The End.