around inside for a bit, and went out at the back.
“Insane! Quite insane, as I knew from the first moment I saw him.”
“What did he say?” asked Aunt Jane.
“Roderick says this young man is insane,” roared the Prof.
“Ah!” said Aunt Jane, nodding, “I thought as much. He climbs down water pipes.”
“Does what?”
“I’ve seen him—ah, many a time.”
Sir Roderick snorted violently.
“He ought to be under proper restraint. It is abominable that a person in his mental condition should be permitted to roam the world at large. The next stage may quite easily be homicidal.”
It seemed to me that, even at the expense of giving old Sippy away, I must be