Don't forget to tell Bob I forgive him.

I don't want him to worry.

Tell him, also, that he must be a little more thoughtful." "I will." When Captain Spark and Mrs.Henderson went home from the donation supper that night they discussed on the way the further plans of sending Bob to sea.
"We must consult Mr.Henderson about it," said the captain.
"I shall, this very night.

I will put up with Bob's nonsense no longer." Mr.Henderson was found sitting in the dining-room, reading a paper.
He had sent Bob to bed on arriving at the house, for Mr.Henderson was a man who did not believe in inflicting punishment in the heat of passion.

He wanted to calm down before he decided how his son ought to be made to realize the wrong he had done.