Hector's Inheritance or The Boys of Smith Institute (Illustrated Edition)

At the time he was saving his money, Hector regarded himself as the heir and future possessor of the estate, and had no expectation of ever needing it. It had been in his mind that it would give him an opportunity of helping, out of his private funds, any deserving poor person who might apply to him. When the unexpected revelation had been made to him that he had no claim to the estate, he was glad that he was not quite penniless.

This edition of the book contains 10 place-, time-, and subject-relevant, iconic illustrations that are unique to this edition of the book.