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Let \(f(x)\in L_{2\pi}\), \(S_ n(f,x)\) be the partial sum of the Fourier series of \(f\), and \(N_ n(f,x)\) be the \(n\)-th Nörlund mean of the Fourier series. Following Bojanić, the author in this paper considered the rate of convergence \(\| N_ n(f,x)-f(x)\|_{L_ p}\), when \(n\to\infty\) and \(f(x)\in L_ p\) \((p>1)\). A series of results are obtained. A typical one is the following Theorem 1. Let \(f(x)\in L_ p\) \((p>1)\). If there exists an integrable function \(h(t)>0\) such that \(\omega_ p(f,t)=O(h(t))\), \[ \int^ \pi_ u h(t)t^{-2} dt=O\{H(u)\},\;u\to 0+\;(H(u)>0),\;\int^ u_ 0 H(t)dt=O\{u(H(u))\},\;u\to 0+, \] then its holds \[ \| N_ n(f,x)- f(x)\|_ p=O\left\{{1\over P_ n} H\left({1\over P_ n}\right)\right\}\quad(n\to\infty), \] where \(P_ n=\sum^ n_{j=0} p_ j\), \(p_ j\geq 0\), \(\downarrow\), \(P_ n\uparrow\infty\), \(N_ n(f,x)=P^{-1}_ n\sum^ n_{j=1} p_{n-j} S_ j(f,x)\).