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The smile was distinctly worth looking at, as was the young lady herself, for that matter. "I doubt if Mr. Speranza knows me very well, Jane," she observed. "Doesn't know you! Why, you silly thing, haven't I just introduced you?" "Well, I don't know much about South Harniss introductions, but isn't it customary to mention names? You haven't told him mine." Miss Kelsey laughed in high delight.
But the whole affair perplexed her utterly. She put down her cup. 'Can't you wait till to-morrow? she asked nervously. 'I feel it ought to be settled at once. 'I think you're dreadfully foolish. You know how Lucy resents any interference with her actions. 'I shall bear her resentment with fortitude, he said, with great bitterness. Lady Kelsey looked at him helplessly.
A general apprehension held them all. "If Bridger hadn't gone on ahead, damn him!" exclaimed Kelsey at last. "Or if Carson hadn't refused to come along, instead of going on east," assented Hall. "What made him so keen?" Kelsey spoke morosely. "Said he had papers to get through. Maybe Kit Carson'll sometime carry news of our being wiped out somewhere."
Crowley came to sit with Lady Kelsey, and together they watched the minute hand go round the clock. Now the verdict might be expected at any moment. After some time Canon Spratte, the vicar of the church which Lady Kelsey attended, sent up to ask if he might see her; and Mrs. Crowley, thinking to distract her, asked him to come in.
The special champions of the bill were Senators Leslie B. Humphrey, H. S. Ambler, John Raines; Representatives Otto Kelsey, George H. Smith, Louis C. Bedell, E. W. Ham. Among the strongest opponents were Senators Edgar Truman Brackett, George A. Davis, Thomas F. Grady and Nevada M. Stranahan. Governors Odell and Frank M. Higgins recommended it and Speaker Frederick S. Nixon urged it.
"I want you to come over with me to my shop. You won't object, will you, Otto? I won't keep him a minute." "Let me come a little later, sir, say about nine o'clock. I have work here until six and an engagement, which is important, until nine. You are open as late as that?" "Oh, I am always open, or can be," Kelsey answered.
Her piano was now seldom touched, for the doctor did not care for music; still he was glad that she could play, for "Sister Kelsey," who was to him a kind of terror, would insist that Nellie should take music lessons, and, as his wife was wholly competent to give them, he would be spared a very great expense.
Having been District Attorney for Yates County, and member of the State Legislature, he was in 1862 elected a Representative from New York to the Thirty-Eighth Congress, and in 1864 was re-elected. His successor in the Fortieth Congress is William H. Kelsey. SAMUEL W. MOULTON was born in Wareham, Massachusetts, January 20, 1822.
Radisson returned to the Bay on the Happy Return, sailed by Captain Bond. On the same ship went the new governor, William Phipps, who had been appointed to succeed Bridgar, and a boy named Henry Kelsey, of whom we shall hear more later. Outlaw, who had been with Ben Gillam, had a commission for the Company and sailed the Success. His mate was Mike Grimmington, also of the old poacher crew.
Kelsey stood before the glass, a deep flush on her cheeks and tears rolling down her face. Two trembling hands struggled with the lace at her throat until the sharp point of a pin found her thumb and left a tiny crimson stain on the spotlessness of the collar. It was then that Mrs. Kelsey covered her face with her hands and sank into the low chair by the bed.
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