The Channings Chapter IX - Hamish's Candles.

In which Judith reveals her anxious observations about Mr. Hamish Channing’s late-night vigils by candlelight, puzzling over the cause and consequences with Constance, while Hamish confides in Arthur his mounting debts and uneasy hopes for the future. Meanwhile, a venture through the cloisters introduces a youthful merry-making that contrasts with the serious matters weighing upon Hamish’s mind as he contemplates the challenges ahead.