[A Dog with a Bad Name by Talbot Baines Reed]@TWC D-Link bookA Dog with a Bad Name CHAPTER TWENTY SIX 7/18
No one could repeat the libel now with truth.
The fact is, this visit to an old college friend is a trifle interested.
My journey to the West has turned out badly, and, greatly as I should like it, I could not offer to lend either of you fellows a hundred pounds at this present moment.
So I hope you won't ask me." The talk here took a financial turn, and Mrs Rimbolt presently joining the party, she and her brother were left to themselves while Mr Rimbolt and the colonel took a short stroll. Mr Rimbolt took the opportunity of telling his brother-in-law what he knew, not only of Jeffreys but of young Forrester, and the colonel told him of his obligation to find if possible the child of his dead companion-in-arms. "It's a mixed-up business altogether," said he, "and from all I can judge something of a family matter.
My little girl, Rimbolt, whom you've been so good to, seems to me more interested in this librarian of yours than she would like any one to suspect--eh ?" "I have fancied so," said Mr Rimbolt, "sometimes." "Pleasant to come home and find everybody in the dumps about some person one has never seen.
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