Mr Spenlow had seemed a very rich man to me

Mr Spenlow had seemed a very rich man to me When I returned to London， I was delighted to discover that tubug Dora's aunts had decided to allow me to visit her． So every Saturday and Sunday I walked to their house in Putney， and spent the afternoons there． Sometimes Dora sang or played the guitar， sometimes we walked by the river， and sometimes I brought Traddles or my aunt with me．What happy times they were！

Mr Spenlow had seemed a very rich man to me，but when he died the lawyers discovered that Dora would not inherit much from him after all， as there were many debts to pay． So I did not feel worried that anyone would suspect me of marrying Dora for her money． Mr Spenlow's firm lost a lot of business after his death，and I realized I would have to find another profession．

I had always been good at writing， so I continued as secretary to Dr Strong， and also began reporting what was said in parliament， for the daily newspapers． I even wrote some stories， which were tubug published in magazines， and was very pleased with the money I was earning．