His Brothers Keeper

By: Charles Sheldon

Narrated by: George Pettingell

He had visited with interest many of the famous capitals of Europe. He had sauntered through museums and picture galleries; he had studied, not very profoundly but with genuine interest, the people he had met and the customs he had observed that were new.

The year had been very largely a holiday for him. He had used all the money he wished, drawing on his letter of credit without any thought of economy. His father was several times a millionaire and never stinted the money. What he wanted was that his son and daughter should have the best of everything, from clothes and food to education and travel. And, Stuart had gone through college and through Europe with about the same easy feeling of having a comfortable time.

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