Myndert had not.
"Veil, it maype he is at der Fort," reflected Master van Dam.
"He vouldt pe, if he vas," said a stout burgher on the next bench. "Put he is not."
"You are sure?"
"Ja."
A third stout Dutchman removed his pipe from his mouth and blew a mouthful of smoke toward the ceiling.
"Der gofernor is still at Cabptain van Horne's," he said, and immediately replaced the pipe in his mouth.
"To be sure," assented van Dam. "Der gofernor is only a little time married to Captain van Horne's dotter. He life with dem vile der house in der Fort is mate bpretty for her."
"And where is Captain van Horne's house!" I asked.
"In der Broad-Vay not far oop from der Fort. You valk across through Hanofer Square."