Cressy

The story introduces a master at the Indian Spring school, who transitions from a carefree demeanor to one of seriousness as he approaches the schoolhouse. At just twenty, he carries a sense of gravity, believing he conveys a depth of experience. The school, formerly a church, retains a faint scent of sanctity, now intertwined with the echoes of political discourse from its use as a venue for party discussions. This setting reflects a blend of educational and political themes, highlighting the complexities of the environment in which the master operates.