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His mood swiftly changed. He paused, looking sadly at his children; then turning to Mrs. Fitzpatrick he said, "They should go to the public school like Simon Ketzel's little girl. They speak not such good English as she. She is very clever." "Sure, they must go to school," said she. "An' go they will." "My gratitude will be with you forever. Good-by." He shook hands with Timothy, then with Mrs.
French was standing in the cosy kitchen of Simon Ketzel's house, where, ever since the tragic night when Kalman had been so nearly done to death, Irma, with Paulina and her child, had found a refuge and a home. Simon had not forgotten his oath to his brother, Michael Kalmar.
At once the woman rose and came back to the door where Mrs. French stood waiting for her. As they passed on, the guard turned to the men and said briefly, "Come." As they were about to enter the cell, the boy suddenly left Paulina's side, ran to Simon Ketzel and clutching firm hold of his hand said, "Let me go with you." "Go back," said the guard, but the boy still clung to Ketzel's hand.
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