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"
Thank
you
:
that
contents
me
for
to-night
.
Now
you
had
better
go
;
for
if
you
stay
longer
,
you
will
perhaps
irritate
me
afresh
by
some
mistrustful
scruple
.
"
"
And
the
school
,
Miss
Eyre
?
It
must
now
be
shut
up
,
I
suppose
?
"
"
No
.
I
will
retain
my
post
of
mistress
till
you
get
a
substitute
.
"
He
smiled
approbation
:
we
shook
hands
,
and
he
took
leave
.
I
need
not
narrate
in
detail
the
further
struggles
I
had
,
and
arguments
I
used
,
to
get
matters
regarding
the
legacy
settled
as
I
wished
.
My
task
was
a
very
hard
one
;
but
,
as
I
was
absolutely
resolved
--
as
my
cousins
saw
at
length
that
my
mind
was
really
and
immutably
fixed
on
making
a
just
division
of
the
property
--
as
they
must
in
their
own
hearts
have
felt
the
equity
of
the
intention
;
and
must
,
besides
,
have
been
innately
conscious
that
in
my
place
they
would
have
done
precisely
what
I
wished
to
do
--
they
yielded
at
length
so
far
as
to
consent
to
put
the
affair
to
arbitration
.
The
judges
chosen
were
Mr.
Oliver
and
an
able
lawyer
:
both
coincided
in
my
opinion
:
I
carried
my
point
.
The
instruments
of
transfer
were
drawn
out
:
St.
John
,
Diana
,
Mary
,
and
I
,
each
became
possessed
of
a
competency
.
It
was
near
Christmas
by
the
time
all
was
settled
:
the
season
of
general
holiday
approached
.
I
now
closed
Morton
school
,
taking
care
that
the
parting
should
not
be
barren
on
my
side
.
Good
fortune
opens
the
hand
as
well
as
the
heart
wonderfully
;
and
to
give
somewhat
when
we
have
largely
received
,
is
but
to
afford
a
vent
to
the
unusual
ebullition
of
the
sensations
.
I
had
long
felt
with
pleasure
that
many
of
my
rustic
scholars
liked
me
,
and
when
we
parted
,
that
consciousness
was
confirmed
:
they
manifested
their
affection
plainly
and
strongly
.
Deep
was
my
gratification
to
find
I
had
really
a
place
in
their
unsophisticated
hearts
:
I
promised
them
that
never
a
week
should
pass
in
future
that
I
did
not
visit
them
,
and
give
them
an
hour
's
teaching
in
their
school
.
Mr.
Rivers
came
up
as
,
having
seen
the
classes
,
now
numbering
sixty
girls
,
file
out
before
me
,
and
locked
the
door
,
I
stood
with
the
key
in
my
hand
,
exchanging
a
few
words
of
special
farewell
with
some
half-dozen
of
my
best
scholars
:
as
decent
,
respectable
,
modest
,
and
well-informed
young
women
as
could
be
found
in
the
ranks
of
the
British
peasantry
.
And
that
is
saying
a
great
deal
;
for
after
all
,
the
British
peasantry
are
the
best
taught
,
best
mannered
,
most
self-respecting
of
any
in
Europe
:
since
those
days
I
have
seen
paysannes
and
Bauerinnen
;
and
the
best
of
them
seemed
to
me
ignorant
,
coarse
,
and
besotted
,
compared
with
my
Morton
girls
.
"
Do
you
consider
you
have
got
your
reward
for
a
season
of
exertion
?
"
asked
Mr.
Rivers
,
when
they
were
gone
.
"
Does
not
the
consciousness
of
having
done
some
real
good
in
your
day
and
generation
give
pleasure
?
"
"
Doubtless
.
"
