"It's Cameron, Jack.

I know!" He turned his back on Miss Brodie, unwilling that she should see his lips quiver.
"What are you talking about ?" said his brother sharply.
"Oh, it is all my stupid fault, Mr.Dunn," said Miss Brodie.

"Let him come along a bit with us.

I say, youngster, you are much too acute," she continued, as they went striding along together toward Mr.Rae's office.
"But will you believe me if I tell you something?
Will you?
Straight now ?" The boy glanced up into her honest blue eyes, and nodded his head.
"Your friend Cameron is quite all right.

He was in some difficulty, but now he's quite all right.