[A Dog with a Bad Name by Talbot Baines Reed]@TWC D-Link bookA Dog with a Bad Name CHAPTER TWENTY SIX 5/18
I sent him to a first-rate school, where he distinguished himself in a way of his own by an act of homicide." "What ?" exclaimed the colonel; and Mr Rimbolt suddenly became attentive. "Yes.
He either quite or very nearly did for a young schoolfellow in a fit of the tantrums, and found it convenient to quit the place rather abruptly." "What was the name of the school ?" asked Mr Rimbolt quietly. "Bolsover, in -- shire." "Singular!" exclaimed the colonel.
"I had a chum in India who had a boy at that very school." Here the speaker became aware of a sharp kick under the table and a significant look from Mr Rimbolt.
The old soldier was used to obey the word of command at a moment's notice and pulled up now. "I should think a thing like that would be very bad for the school," said Mr Rimbolt quietly, and in an off-hand way. "Fatal," said Mr Halgrove.
"I believe Bolsover went to the dogs after it." "And so you had--you had young--what was his name ?" "Jeffreys." "Young Jeffreys on your hands ?" "Scarcely.
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