Miss Read"" writes again of English country life at the turn of the century in these recollections of Dolly Clare, who spent her long life as a country school teacher. Her stories are unconcerned with great events. Her heroes are the good, the uncomplicated, and those who do the unsung work of the world. It's a warm, comfortable, part of the picture with particular appeal for future teachers who are long on ideals and short on supporting literature.