[For the Sake of the School by Angela Brazil]@TWC D-Link bookFor the Sake of the School CHAPTER XIX 26/46
That was the only thing I could think of.
I was in a panic, and I slammed the door on them and bolted it, and then ran to the window and pulled faces, hoping to make them go away.
They stood for a minute or two quite aghast, trying to get me to listen to reason through the window, but I only grew more and more frightened, and called them all the ugly names I could. "'It's no use attempting to tame such a young savage,' said the lady at last.
Then they got into their car again and drove away. "By the time Mrs.Barker arrived I was ashamed of myself, so I said nothing about my adventure, and I never dared to tell Dad a word of it. I suppose his father had come to hunt him up; but he was evidently discouraged at the reception he had received at the farm, and went back to England without making another attempt at a meeting.
I don't believe he and Dad ever wrote to each other from year's end to year's end.
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