CHAPTER I.
MOTHER AND SONS.
AMMA, there's such a fine poem here about "seven lovely Campbells" whose father's name was Archibald; it must mean us,—don't you think so?' And a very pretty boy about ten years of age, who had been poring for some time over Wordsworth's Poems, lifted his roguish face to his mother's with a look of pretended conviction.
'Not exactly, Willie, seeing that the poem begins, "Seven daughters had Lord...
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