LENOX'S YOUNG BROTHER
CHAPTER 7: THE FIRST DAY
CHAPTER 8: THE FIRST NIGHT
CHAPTER 9: THE ADVENTURE OF THE SECOND CARAVAN
CHAPTER 10: THE WAYSIDE FRIEND
CHAPTER 11: STRATFORD-ON-AVON
CHAPTER 12: THE ADVENTURE OF THE YOUNG POLICEMAN
CHAPTER 13: THE ADVENTURE OF THE LITTLE OLD LADY
CHAPTER 14: THE ADVENTURE OF THE RUNAWAY PONIES
CHAPTER 15: THE BLACK SPANIELS
CHAPTER 16: THE ADVENTURE OF THE LOST BABY
CHAPTER 17: THE ADVENTURE OF THE OLD IRISHWOMAN
CHAPTER 18: THE LETTER TO X
CHAPTER 19: THE ADVENTURE OF THE LINE OF POETRY
CHAPTER 20: COLLINS'S PEOPLE
CHAPTER 21: THE ADVENTURE OF THE GIANT
CHAPTER 22: THE MOST SURPRISING ADVENTURE OF ALL
THE END
CHAPTER 1: THE AVORIES
Once upon a time there was a nice family. Its name was Avory, and it lived
in an old house in Chiswick, where the Thames is so sad on grey days and so
gay on sunny ones.
Mr.--or rather Captain--Avory was dead; he had been wounded at Spion Kop,
and died a few years after. Mrs. Avory was thirty-five, and she had four
children. The eldest was Janet, aged fourteen, and the youngest was Gregory
Bruce, aged seven. Between these came Robert Oliver, who was thirteen, and
Hester, who was nine.
They were all very fond of each other, and they rarely quarreled.
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