As Nat and the children settle into life at Plumfield, they deepen their friendships and learn valuable lessons. Uncle Teddy’s presence and outdoor activities inspire the children with new perspectives. Episodes like the story of Damon and Pythias highlight the importance of friendship and loyalty. Composition presentations and crop harvesting teach responsibility and offer a sense of accomplishment. Memories with John Brooke remind the children of family love and the meaning of sacrifice. The story concludes with a heartwarming Thanksgiving celebration, emphasizing the value of family and community. This part focuses on the children’s journey toward maturity, as they learn to view the world with a more thoughtful and grateful outlook. Plumfield becomes not just a school but a home where lifelong lessons are learned.

CHAPTER X. HOME AGAIN
CHAPTER XI. UNCLE TEDDY
CHAPTER XII. HUCKLEBERRIES
CHAPTER XIII. GOLDILOCKS
CHAPTER XIV. DAMON AND PYTHIAS
CHAPTER XV. IN THE WILLOW
CHAPTER XVI. TAMING THE COLT
CHAPTER XVII. COMPOSITION DAY
CHAPTER XVIII. CROPS
CHAPTER XIX. JOHN BROOKE
CHAPTER XX. ROUND THE FIRE
CHAPTER XXI. THANKSGIVING