Excerpt from Rose, Blanche, and Violet, Vol. 3 of 3
"Nature hath given us legs to go to our objects, not wings to fly to them." - Eastward Hoe.
The spring of 1841 was very mild, and this enabled Cecil and Blanche to endure the wretched, comfortless state of Mrs. Tring"s boarding-house, better than if the weather had been more rigorous. The cheapness, which was now becoming more and more important to them, was therefore a sufficient compensation for the want of comfort.
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