[From the Housetops by George Barr McCutcheon]@TWC D-Link bookFrom the Housetops CHAPTER XI 27/53
By the way, suppose that I had sent for you: what could you have done? What good could you have done? Answer me that." "There is no telling, sir.
At least, I could have done my share of the--that is to say, I might have been useful in a great many ways.
You may be sure, sir, that I should have been in constant attendance.
I should have been on hand night and day." "You would have assisted Anne in the death watch, eh ?" said Mr.Thorpe, with a ghastly smile. "Don't say that, sir," cried Braden, flinching. "I may not have the opportunity to speak with you again, Braden,--privately, I mean,--and, as my time is short, I want to confess to you that I have been agreeably surprised in Anne.
She has tried to do her best.
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