47/52 First, Mr.Sheratt must receive and act upon this letter without delay." As he spoke he was scribbling hastily a note. "Mr.Dunn, my young men have gone for the day. Might I trouble you ?" "Most certainly," cried Mr.Dunn. "Is an answer wanted ?" "Bring him with you, if possible; indeed, bring him whether it is possible or not. But wait, it is past the hour appointed. |