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When
Bobbie
and
the
Doctor
got
to
Three
Chimneys
,
the
Russian
was
sitting
in
the
arm-chair
that
had
been
Father
's
,
stretching
his
feet
to
the
blaze
of
a
bright
wood
fire
,
and
sipping
the
tea
Mother
had
made
him
.
"
The
man
seems
worn
out
,
mind
and
body
,
"
was
what
the
Doctor
said
;
"
the
cough
's
bad
,
but
there
's
nothing
that
ca
n't
be
cured
.
He
ought
to
go
straight
to
bed
,
though
--
and
let
him
have
a
fire
at
night
.
"
"
I
'll
make
one
in
my
room
;
it
's
the
only
one
with
a
fireplace
,
"
said
Mother
.
She
did
,
and
presently
the
Doctor
helped
the
stranger
to
bed
.
There
was
a
big
black
trunk
in
Mother
's
room
that
none
of
the
children
had
ever
seen
unlocked
.
Now
,
when
she
had
lighted
the
fire
,
she
unlocked
it
and
took
some
clothes
out
--
men
's
clothes
--
and
set
them
to
air
by
the
newly
lighted
fire
.
Bobbie
,
coming
in
with
more
wood
for
the
fire
,
saw
the
mark
on
the
night-shirt
,
and
looked
over
to
the
open
trunk
.
All
the
things
she
could
see
were
men
's
clothes
.
And
the
name
marked
on
the
shirt
was
Father
's
name
.
Then
Father
had
n't
taken
his
clothes
with
him
.
And
that
night-shirt
was
one
of
Father
's
new
ones
.
Bobbie
remembered
its
being
made
,
just
before
Peter
's
birthday
.
Why
had
n't
Father
taken
his
clothes
?
Bobbie
slipped
from
the
room
.
As
she
went
she
heard
the
key
turned
in
the
lock
of
the
trunk
.
Her
heart
was
beating
horribly
.
WHY
had
n't
Father
taken
his
clothes
?
When
Mother
came
out
of
the
room
,
Bobbie
flung
tightly
clasping
arms
round
her
waist
,
and
whispered
:
--
"
Mother
--
Daddy
is
n't
--
is
n't
DEAD
,
is
he
?
"
"
My
darling
,
no
!
What
made
you
think
of
anything
so
horrible
?
"
"
I
--
I
do
n't
know
,
"
said
Bobbie
,
angry
with
herself
,
but
still
clinging
to
that
resolution
of
hers
,
not
to
see
anything
that
Mother
did
n't
mean
her
to
see
.
Mother
gave
her
a
hurried
hug
.
"
Daddy
was
quite
,
QUITE
well
when
I
heard
from
him
last
,
"
she
said
,
"
and
he
'll
come
back
to
us
some
day
.
Do
n't
fancy
such
horrible
things
,
darling
!
"
Later
on
,
when
the
Russian
stranger
had
been
made
comfortable
for
the
night
,
Mother
came
into
the
girls
'
room
.
She
was
to
sleep
there
in
Phyllis
's
bed
,
and
Phyllis
was
to
have
a
mattress
on
the
floor
,
a
most
amusing
adventure
for
Phyllis
.
Directly
Mother
came
in
,
two
white
figures
started
up
,
and
two
eager
voices
called
:
--
