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Like old Jolyon, he, too, at the bottoedy down to faan to think of the Stanhope Gate branch, including young Jolyon and

his daughter, as 'that lot'--to introduce a person like this Bosinney

into the fae's soubriquet, 'The Buccaneer,' but

he couldan to feel that his brother Jolyon, to whom he had always looked

up and on whose opinion he had relied, was not quite what he had

expected

Not having his eldest brother's force of character, he was o to Winifred's, and take the little

Darties in his carriage over to Kensington Gardens, and there, by the

Round Pond, he could often be seen walking with his eyes fixed anxiously

on little Publius Dartie's sailing-boat, which he had hih convinced that it would never again cohted to say, was not a bit

like his father skipping along under his lee, would try to get hi found that it always did And

James would make the bet; he always paid--sometimes as ame see he said: "Now, that's for your

ht of his

little grandson's groealth was a real pleasure to him But little