Altogether, I have no call to grumble, and I ain't likely, Squire, to have to ask for time on rent day.

We were worried sorely about George as long as that matter hung over him; but since that was cleared up, and we heard of his having saved your life, we have been happy again.

We got a big shock yesterday, however, when we heard what had happened out there." "Well, that is all past and over long ago, and we have none of us any cause to regret it.

It has done George a great deal of good, and as for me, I might not be here now talking to you if it had not taken place, for it was the memory of that which led George to the desperate action which saved my life.

Besides, you see, it has gained for me an attached and faithful friend, for it is as a friend rather than as a servant that I regard your son." "He will always be that, I am sure, Squire.