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Mr and Mrs Bramble were immensely proud of
their son Harold. Harold was ten years old, a
prodigy and an exceptional child by all
standards. An intellectual, he won prizes in
competitions. He was very classy and so
superior that even his parents developed a
complex. Harold was a model of excellent
behaviour and he respected his parents a lot.
Mr Bramble was a professional boxer and had
been proud of his fame but ever since Harold
was born, he had kept this as a secret. Harold
was told that his father was a commercial
traveller. Mr Bramble who had thrived on his
feats in the boxing ring, trembled to see his
name in print now. Both Mr and Mrs Bramble
were secretly a little afraid of their son and did
not wish to fall in his esteem. Mr Bramble was
already thirty-one years old and he had
decided to have his last boxing match and
then retire. A week away, Bill Bramble was
scheduled to have his last fight, the twenty-
round contest with American Murphy at the
National Sporting Club, for which he was
training at the White Hart down the road... Jerry begs, pleads, cries and tempts Bill but
he is steadfast in his decision because this
fight will be covered by all newspapers and
Harold will discover this secret. Tempers are
running high, and at this critical moment,
Harold makes his entry. Mr Jerry Fisher feels
cheated, he wants his revenge. So he spills
over the entire story to Harold, despite all
opposition. Bill feels let down in front of his
son and tells him frankly that he was not a
man of wrath but just a professional boxer and
he is withdrawing from his last match. Harold
who had been watching all, suddenly surprises
everyone. He is angry with his parents for
hiding this secret but the content of his
speech takes everyone's breath away. Harold
reveals that he was betting
his pocket money on the defeat of Jimmy
Murphy and his friends would have been
awefully proud of him, had they known that his
father was 'Young Porky'. He even requests for
a photograph of his father to impress his
friends. This talk encourages Jerry Fischer and
Bill also goes to complete his training. Harold
reverts back to playing games with his mother
and continues with his affectionate chat.
their son Harold. Harold was ten years old, a
prodigy and an exceptional child by all
standards. An intellectual, he won prizes in
competitions. He was very classy and so
superior that even his parents developed a
complex. Harold was a model of excellent
behaviour and he respected his parents a lot.
Mr Bramble was a professional boxer and had
been proud of his fame but ever since Harold
was born, he had kept this as a secret. Harold
was told that his father was a commercial
traveller. Mr Bramble who had thrived on his
feats in the boxing ring, trembled to see his
name in print now. Both Mr and Mrs Bramble
were secretly a little afraid of their son and did
not wish to fall in his esteem. Mr Bramble was
already thirty-one years old and he had
decided to have his last boxing match and
then retire. A week away, Bill Bramble was
scheduled to have his last fight, the twenty-
round contest with American Murphy at the
National Sporting Club, for which he was
training at the White Hart down the road... Jerry begs, pleads, cries and tempts Bill but
he is steadfast in his decision because this
fight will be covered by all newspapers and
Harold will discover this secret. Tempers are
running high, and at this critical moment,
Harold makes his entry. Mr Jerry Fisher feels
cheated, he wants his revenge. So he spills
over the entire story to Harold, despite all
opposition. Bill feels let down in front of his
son and tells him frankly that he was not a
man of wrath but just a professional boxer and
he is withdrawing from his last match. Harold
who had been watching all, suddenly surprises
everyone. He is angry with his parents for
hiding this secret but the content of his
speech takes everyone's breath away. Harold
reveals that he was betting
his pocket money on the defeat of Jimmy
Murphy and his friends would have been
awefully proud of him, had they known that his
father was 'Young Porky'. He even requests for
a photograph of his father to impress his
friends. This talk encourages Jerry Fischer and
Bill also goes to complete his training. Harold
reverts back to playing games with his mother
and continues with his affectionate chat.
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