[What Timmy Did by Marie Adelaide Belloc Lowndes]@TWC D-Link bookWhat Timmy Did CHAPTER IV 19/21
Father could have given her nothing, even then, so how could they have lived? There was a fearful rumpus, and in the end Godfrey went off in a tearing rage." "Shaking the dust of Old Place off his indignant feet, eh ?" suggested Tom. "Yes, all that sort of thing.
George was having scarlet fever--in a London hospital--so of course he was quite out of it." "Then, at last Godfrey reopened communication via Timmy ?" suggested the younger boy. "Timmy's got the letter still," chimed in Rosamund.
"I saw it in his play-box the other day.
It was rather a funny letter--I read it." "The devil you did!" from Tom, indignantly. She went on unruffled:--"He said he'd been left a fortune, and wanted to share it with his godson.
How much did he send? D'you remember ?" She looked round. "Five pounds!" said Dolly. "I wish _I_ was his godson," said Tom. "And then," went on Dolly, in her precise way, "the War came, and nothing more happened till suddenly he wrote again to Timmy from Egypt, and then began the presents.
<<Back Index Next>> D-Link book Top TWC mobile books
|