[Roger Ingleton, Minor by Talbot Baines Reed]@TWC D-Link bookRoger Ingleton, Minor CHAPTER TWENTY 19/19
Brandram would not telegraph for me like this unless he meant it." "I suppose it means my bro-- Ratman, has turned up again.
If so, Armstrong--" "Well ?" inquired the tutor, digging his glass deep into his eye. Roger said nothing. On the following afternoon Mr Armstrong had a pleasant game of Association football with Tom on the Maxfield lawn, and Miss Jill, who volunteered as umpire, gave every point in favour of the tutor. Just about the time when he kicked his final goal, Roger Ingleton, minor, in London arrived at the dreary conclusion, after an hour's painful study of directories and maps, that there was no such street as Long Street, London, W..
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