abundant remains of the hamper, as the Laneites are crushed to see the prosperous Outlaw 'Colony'. Agnes Matilda Comes To Stay Mr. Brown's business has a daughter — Agnes Matilda — who comes to stay with the Browns for her health. A thoroughly spoilt child, she is a taxation to Mrs. Brown, but William has been bribed sixpence to stay away from her. On the last day of her stay however, rattled by William's disdain, she chooses to follow him on his trails. His attempts to dodge her fail, and disappointed, he and the Outlaws let her go along. When Ginger refuses to give her her catapult, she attacks him and William fiercely. They run into the Laneites, and William plans the ignominious rout of Hubert lane by a girl. He goads her to ask for Hubert's blow-pipe, and the violence of her attacks puts the Laneites to flight. The Outlaws trick her into a shed and lock her up, where she is discovered by a tramp. She assumes complete command over him, who then tries to get her back home. She is discovered by the Browns who are at that moment receiving her father. The father is happy to see his girl so flushed with health after her adventure, which results in profits for both Mr. Brown and William. A Question Of Exchange The Outlaws decide to do something they've never done before and settle on a television show. William is the good man, Ginger is the bad man, Douglas is the good man's old father, Henry is a policeman and Violet Elizabeth is the girl. She steals her Auntie Maggie's mink fur so she can wear it in the television show. She swaps this with Arabella Simpkin for a fur boa Arabella has stolen from her mother. And when the girls go back home, they have not swapped again. And the victims of the swap believe there is a culprit. Aunt Florence And The Green Woodpecker William And The Ebony Hair-Brush Aunt Louie's Birthday Present William And The Dentist William and the Holewood Bequest it is a story where William has to go to aunt Louie and stay with aunt Louie's aunt. William and the Old Man In the Fog References 1938 short story collections Short story collections by Richmal Crompton Children's short story collections Just William 1938 children's books George Newnes Ltd books