He is awfully fond of Cameron.

It would break his heart," said Mr.Dunn.
"Oh, of course! Quite unnecessary that he should know anything.

We simply wish Cameron here at the earliest possible moment." Dunn went with his young brother down the stairs and out to the street.
"Now, Rob, you are to go to Cameron's lodgings and tell him that Mr.Rae wants him, and that I want him.

Hold on, youngster!" he cried, grabbing Rob by the collar, "do you understand?
It is very important that Cameron should get here as quick as he possibly can, and--I say, Rob," the big brother's eyes traveled over the darkening streets that led up into the old town, "you're not afraid ?" "A wee bit," said Rob, tugging at the grasp on his collar; "but I don't care if I am." "Good boy!" cried his brother.

"Good little brick! I wouldn't let you go, but it's simply got to be done, old chap.