Oranges and Lemons by Mary C.E. Wemyss — Read

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_A mother may laugh with a master; she goes and / the joke goes with her: the boy stays behind._

Sibyl Carston, having arranged things entirely to her satisfaction, straightway made preparations to join her husband in that far-off dependency. The preparations were quickly made. She went down to see Dick at school: walked with him through cool cloisters, out into the sun; paced close-shaven lawns; drank in the beauty of it all and expressed a hope that it was sinking into the soul of her son.

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