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What did the old lady and Bertie have in common?
They were both only children and spent a lot of time alone.
What did Bertie want to do after getting the kite down?
He offered to mend it.
What kind of house did the old lady grow up in?
Strawbridge, echoing cold cavern of a house
What animal did the two children see wheeling overhead?
Buzzards
What punishment did Bertie expect if caught at school?
Beating
Where did the old lady say Nolips lived in the house?
On the top floor.
What did Bertie say about his promise to find the lion?
“I’ll find him somehow.”
What books did the old lady love reading? Black Beauty, ............, and Heidi.
Black Beauty, Little Women, and Heidi.
How did the old lady describe Nolips’ movement in the house?
Like a cold shadow.
What illness did Bertie say his mother had?
Malaria
What kind of stories did the old lady say don’t always end as we wish?
True stories
What caused the old lady’s kite to get stuck?
A gust of wind
When would Bertie meet the old lady?
Every Sunday afternoon at three.
Where did Bertie agree to meet the old lady?
Under the big wych elm on Wood Hill.
Where was the old lady’s father often away?
In London
What is the full name of Bertie?
Bertie Andrews
When did the old lady first meet Bertie?
Just after her tenth birthday.
Who taught the old lady life lessons?
Nanny Mason
What happened to Bertie’s farm in Africa?
It was sold
Where did Bertie live during holidays?
Salisbury
What was Bertie wearing when the old lady met him?
A grey school uniform
What did the old lady enjoy doing on Sundays alone?
Flying kites
What nickname was given to the old lady’s governess?
Nolips
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