| Autobiography, 63:her. The head of the work in India, Theodora Schofield, was not well and it seemed advisable forAutobiography, 68:very hectic. I was (in the absence of Miss Schofield) supposed to be responsible for quite a numberAutobiography, 69:Meerut, where I made the acquaintance of Miss Schofield and was taught some of the things I wouldAutobiography, 89:weather came I went up to Rhanikhet with Miss Schofield and there the whole matter between me andAutobiography, 90:[90] to teach me to ride better than I did. Miss Schofield had seen what was happening. She and IAutobiography, 92:suffice to keep me going. I was too ill. Miss Schofield, therefore, decided to take me back toAutobiography, 93:was waking up seventeen hours later to find Miss Schofield's face on one side of the bed and theAutobiography, 94:a few minutes to laugh myself sick and then Miss Schofield thought I was haying hysterics. At lastAutobiography, 95:seaside town near Dublin where she bad met Theo Schofield and me. She bad heard Theo's story andAutobiography, 98:I got back to London I went to see Sir Alfred Schofield, brother of Theo Schofield, and at thatAutobiography, 98:to see Sir Alfred Schofield, brother of Theo Schofield, and at that time one of the leading |
