"He is not buried here--he died abroad, I believe--but I think his death should be recorded with the others.

Don't you ?" "Certainly," said the tutor.
"I must try to find the exact date," said Roger as they walked away.
"My father would hardly ever talk about him; his death must have been a knock-down blow to him, and I believe it broke his mother's heart.
Sometimes I wish he had lived.

He was called Roger too.

I dare say Brandram or the Vicar can tell me about it." Mr Armstrong was a good deal concerned at this unexpected curiosity on the boy's part.

He doubted whether it would not be better to tell him the sad story at once, as he had heard it from the doctor.