So, Hiram was right anyway I look at it, and no matter how it comes out.

But--it did take courage to make that will!" "Well, good day, judge," Arthur was saying, to end both their reveries.
"I must," he laughed curtly, "'get a move on.'" "Good day, and God bless you, boy," said the old man, with a hearty earnestness that, for the moment, made Arthur's eyes less hard.

"Take your time, settling on what to do.

Don't be in a hurry." "On the contrary," said Arthur.

"I'm going to make up my mind at once.
Nothing stales so quickly as a good resolution.".