Stories and Lessons

On the Catechism

With the First-class Girls of Forley.

BY THE AUTHOR OF

“STORIES AND CATECHISINGS ON THE COLLECTS."

EDITED BY

THE REV. W. JACKSON, M.A. OXON,

CURATE OF ST. JOHN'S, BODLE STREET GREEN, SUSSEX.

VOL. III.

LEI

LONDON:

J. AND C. MOZLEY, 6, PATERNOSTER ROW ;

AND J. H. PARKER, OXFORD.

1856.

138. d. 285.

STORIES AND LESSONS

ON THE

CATECHISM

WITH THE FIRST-CLASS GIRLS OF FORLEY.

LESSON LXII.

THE SACRAMENTS.

6 TWO ONLY.'

'We shall have no more stories from Mrs. Hamilton,' said Rose to her companions, as they walked together up to evening school.

'Why not? Is she going away?' asked several.

'Yes,' returned Rose; 'she goes away to-morrow morning. It is some business of Mr. Hamilton's which makes them go away so suddenly. Mr. Spencer was at Mother's, and told us so to-day. They only heard about it this morning, and have to go off to-morrow."'

'Well, I am sorry! exclaimed one or two. 'It won't seem natural without her now.'

'I suppose she'll say good-bye to us this evening,' said Anna.

'I suppose she will; but she has not had time to go round to say good-bye to anybody. You know they have been at Ilsham all day.'

Oh, yes! I saw them drive past this morning,'