OF

EMMA AND HER NURSE;

OR,

THE HISTORY

OF

LADY HAREWOOD.

BY MRS. CAMERON,

Author of "MARGARET WHYTE,"
"The TWO LAMBS," &c. &c.

Ninth Edition.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR HOULSTON AND SON,

65, Paternoster-Row;

AND AT WELLINGTON, SALOP.

1835.

[Entered at Stationers' Hall.]

NEAR the pleasant town of Montgomery there is a a very ancient house, standing amidst gardens and woods, which belonged once to a noble family. Many years ago, the owners of this house, not having occasion for it, let it for a season to a gentleman of great for