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Updated: May 1, 2025
That was the chief charm of the place. Since the sad episodes of Morton-Smith and Ainsworth, the School for the most part had looked askance at the Dingle.
Generally very much of Badgwick Hall. Came down last summer on Prize Day. One would have thought from the side on him that he was all sorts of dooks. Anyhow, Morton-Smith took me rabbiting there. I didn't know it was against the rules or anything. Had a grand time. A few days afterwards, Milord Sir Venner copped him on the hop and he got sacked. There was an awful row.
But I don't think he'll get me. One gets the knack of keeping fairly quiet with practice. 'He's got thousands of keepers. 'Millions. 'Dogs, too. 'Dash his beastly dogs. I like dogs. Why are you such a croaker today, Grey? 'Well, you know he's had two chaps sacked for going in his woods to my certain knowledge, Morton-Smith and Ainsworth. That's only since I've been at the Coll., too.
"Anyway, the Morton-Smith families are going to have gardens and Helen is going to write for seed catalogues this very night before she seeks her downy couch she has vowed she will." "Mother has always had a successful garden, she'll be able to give you advice," offered Margaret.
Probably lots more before that. 'Ainsworth was booked smoking there. That's why he was sacked. And Venner caught Morton-Smith himself simply staggering under dead rabbits. They sack any chap for poaching. 'Well, I don't see how you're going to show you've not been poaching. Besides, it's miles out of bounds. 'Grey, said Barrett, severely, 'I'm surprised at you.
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