A number of us had formed the habit of drifting into Dick Little’s flat in Chelsea on Sunday evenings for a smoke, a drink and a yarn. That was in Dick’s bachelor days and when he was working night and day at “Tims” (St. Timothy’s Hospital). There would be Jocelyn Dare, the writer and inveterate hater of publishers, Jack Carruthers, who tolerated everybody except Mr. Lloyd George, sometimes Tom Little, Dick’s brother, and about a dozen others, including a lot of men from “Tims.”According to the passage, who is Dick’s brother?

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A number of us had formed the habit of drifting into Dick Little’s flat in Chelsea on Sunday evenings for a smoke, a drink and a yarn. That was in Dick’s bachelor days and when he was working night and day at “Tims” (St. Timothy’s Hospital). There would be Jocelyn Dare, the writer and inveterate hater of publishers, Jack Carruthers, who tolerated everybody except Mr. Lloyd George, sometimes Tom Little, Dick’s brother, and about a dozen others, including a lot of men from “Tims.”<br>According to the passage, who is Dick’s brother?