I don't know whether this can be done or not.

Perhaps Major Pierson can inform me." "If your kind hearts prompt you to do this for one who is in arms against the government, I have no doubt it can be managed.

He can give his parole, and that will make it all right." "He is my nephew, and I would do as much for him as I would for my own son," replied Mrs.Passford heartily.
"And I as much as I would for my brother," added Miss Florry.
Everything was pleasant so far, though all the Passfords were worried about poor Corny, who had been with the ladies only the evening before..