Neville preserves only his inheritance from the family estate

Neville says he has spent every penny he ever earned or was given, and that the only money he has never touched is what his father gave him from the family estate.
Date (happened)
before 13 February 1967
unresolved
  1. before 13 February 1967 estimated
    Why M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 039): its source node 1811 does not exist on www: left off; bound with no source: written as estimated with the reader's reasoning
    Reasoning Stated in the present tense of an ongoing fact at the certain 1967-02-13 lecture (node 1811).
Told / reported
  1. 13 February 1967 estimated
    Source Imagination My Slavetwo agreeing delivery claims on lecture nid=1811: d0 1967-02-13 exact/certain (linked catalogue lecture event, supported) and d1 1967-02-13 exact/certain (site chrome dateline '2/13/67', agent_asserted).
    Reasoning Passage 545171 is Neville telling, in his own voice, that the only money he has never spent is his father's family-estate inheritance -- this is the telling. The owning lecture nid=1811 is dated 1967-02-13 by two independent, agreeing, certain delivery claims (catalogue record and site chrome dateline), so the telling inherits that same exact date and certain confidence.
Sources

Source

  • Imagination My Slave ¶18 (The only thing I haven’t spent is what my father gave me from the family estate, and because it was the family estate I haven’t touched it. Were it not family estate, it would have been gone long ago.)