Mabel bent her head. It was a kiss of complete reconciliation and forgiveness, and Aldred, with a glad leap of her heart, felt that the friendship that she had striven to build upon the shifting sand of a false reputation was founded at last upon the rock of self-sacrifice and mutual endeavour. PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN _By Blackie & Son, Limited, Glasgow_ Transcriber's Note: Punctuation has been standardised. The spelling of d'oyleys, caste and wideawake, and the alternative spelling for sundial/sun-dial have been retained as they appear in the original publication. Changes have been made as follows: Page 25 forming herself on the-prim pattern _changed to_ forming herself on the prim pattern Page 39 The newpapers wanted to print her _changed to_ The newspapers wanted to print her Page 49 "I" appears to have been missed in the printing process so helped her, too. remember exactly has been _changed to_ helped her, too. I remember exactly Page 132 but we musn't light them _changed to_ but we mustn't light them End of Project Gutenberg's A Fourth Form Friendship, by Angela Brazil