Part 5. by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner]@TWC D-Link book Part 5. 6/37 They talked an hour, and then Mr.Buckstone came back and said: "He hardly fancied it at first, but he fell in love with it after a bit. I am to keep his secret and he is to spare me, in future, when he gets ready to denounce the supporters of the University bill--and I can easily believe he will keep his word on this occasion." A fortnight elapsed, and the University bill had gathered to itself many friends, meantime. Senator Dilworthy began to think the harvest was ripe. He conferred with Laura privately. She was able to tell him exactly how the House would vote. |