11/32 Not only will they refuse to go with us if we tell them of our purpose, but they will try to keep us from going." "Let us take them with us," suggested Crofts. "They won't go if we tell them our purpose, but they will not peach if we take them with us upon some other excuse. We'll walk ahead of them, and--but come with me to the fire. All I ask you to do, Wentworth, is to shake out your cloak, hang it before the fire, and speak of the rain and the bad night outside. |