CHAPTER FOURThe next day they set off after breakfast to visit the waxworks at Madame Tussaud’s.
Tasia had asked Mr. Seymour for a carriage, telling him that they were not only going there, but might wish to go on somewhere else.
“You will be coming back for luncheon I suppose, Miss Wicke?” he enquired.
“I certainly don’t wish to pay to eat elsewhere!”
The boys were thrilled at going to the waxworks.
On the way Tasia remarked,
“There is one special horse we ought to add to your collection, but I am afraid it will be rather difficult to find.”
“Which one is that?” Peter asked her.
“The horse owned by the Roman Emperor Caligula Caesar who was born in AD 12. I expect you know what that means?”
The boys thought for a moment, then Simon said,
“I think AD means Anno Domini, and it come
