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I kept no secrets from any of them: told each one just what I had done in his ward; thankfully received his approval and directions, asked about things I did not understand, and was careful that my nursing was in harmony with his surgery. During that trial-time there was one night that death seemed to be gaining the victory in Corporal Kendall's case.
Not until they had passed through the gate of the castle did Sir John turn. "I have not spoken to you," he said, "as we may have been watched. Keep your news until we reach the auberge." Upon entering it they went up at once to Sir John Kendall's apartments. "Well, Sir Gervaise, the strip of cotton was brought to us safely. What is your news?"
Besides these two there were in the household Aunt Deb, who was a sister of Mr. Kendall's, and "Cynthy," the cook, and maid of all work. There was also a good-natured creature named Tobe, half-witted and harmless, attached to the family, who did odd jobs for his board and keep, and had constituted himself a fixture. At their store they sold everything from plows to perfumery.
A great wave of emotion rose and rose, carrying the past years of misery with it. The knowledge, once, might have saved him, but now it had come too late. By and by he would be able to deal with this staggering truth that had been so suddenly hurled upon him, but not now while Katherine Kendall's daughter knelt at his side! "Lynda, I cannot talk to you about this.
Amos Kendall's Autobiography is, unfortunately, hardly more than a collection of papers and scattered memoranda. Nathan Sargent's Public Men and Events, 1817-1853, 2 vols. , consists of chatty sketches, with an anti-Jackson slant. Other books of contemporary reminiscence are Lyman Beecher's Autobiography, 2 vols. All things considered, there is no more important nonofficial source for the period.
The mechanicians had finished putting it in shape for demonstration and trial. He himself would have to test it over the rest of the afternoon and arrange for power and so forth. By evening, when Commander McLaurin called around with some of the other investors in Kendall's "bank" on Luna, the thing was already started, warming up.
There is little need for me to say that Captain Kendall's stories of the plot, in which he said my master was concerned, came to naught. There were none to prove that he had ever spoken of such a matter, and the result of the trial was that they gave him his rightful place at the head of the company.
Left! right! left! right! The line was once more in order, and I observed a new army on the opposite side of the room, performing the same manoeuvres, always to the tune of 'Kendall's March. After a time the recess closed, and order was again restored. In about half an hour I approached a class which was reciting behind the railing. 'We can't hear. Teacher.
The one person in whose absolute integrity he had faith was Amos Kendall, and yet he must sometimes have thought that his friend was too severe in his judgment of others, for I find in a letter of Mr. Kendall's of January 4, 1857, the following warning: "I earnestly beseech you to give up all idea of going out again on the cable-laying expedition.
I've seen you 'round with her at the post office and the ice cream s'loon. I'm onto you, Al. Haw, haw! What's her name? Adeline? Dandelion? Madeline? that's it! Say, how do you think Helen Kendall's goin' to like your throwin' kisses to the Madeline one, eh?" The assistant bookkeeper was still silent. The crimson, however, was leaving his face and the said face was paling rapidly.
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