One is that one likes to know where such gifts come from, and the other is that for a party of children to go away alone, with only Kink, is a great responsibility." (That's a word which mothers are very fond of.) "Suppose they're ill ?" "It's a risk you must take," said Uncle Chris.

"Don't anticipate trouble." "Because," Mrs.Avory went on, "I should not go with them, although I might arrange to meet them here and there on their journey.

They would like me to be with them, I know, and they would like to be without me, I know." "I shouldn't worry about the giver of the present," said Mr.Scott.
"You have many friends from whom you would have no objection to accept a caravan, and there's no harm in one of those friends wishing to be anonymous.

As for the other matter, I don't see much risk so long as Kink goes too.

He's a careful and very capable old sport, and Janet's as good a mother as you any day." Mrs.Avory laughed.