Answer:
The
story 'Keeping It From Harold' is about the parents, Jane Bramble and Bill
Bramble, who hide a secret of Bill being a professional boxer from Harold,
their son, because of the fear that after knowing the truth, he would be hurt
and would not like his father as a boxer.
But the irony cames at the and of the chapter when Harold came to know
about the secret and surprised everybody by saying that he used his pocket
money for betting on the defeat of Murray, Bill's opponent. Harold always
admired 'Young Porky'. It is ironical that he used to bet on the boxers without
knowing that he himself was the son of a famous boxer.
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