In another (which suggests the ordeal of the Knave of Hearts) the evidence is not unworthy of Defoe,the Prosecution putting in a plan of the kitchen where the stolen plum-cake was baked; and a third,the case of Miss Stirling _versus_ Miss Delia, "for raising Strife and Contention among her Schoolfellows"is wholly "conveyed" from Sarah Fielding's _Governess_, a source that may explain many unexpected features in the book.
