“I will do anything for Captain Vratz,” answers the Polander humbly Yet with obstinacy.
My Lord put his feet, which were in white Satin slippers, very soiled, to the ground. “You are in my service,” he says swiftly.
“To Look after Horses,” replied the Polander simply, “and to dress them in the German Fashion, if it please your Honour.”
The Count glanced at the Governor and said:
“This is a fellow of a great simplicity and well suited.”
Mr. Hanson answered with some uneasiness:
“Oh, I know not–Captain Vratz gave him a good Character for faithfulness.”
At this the Polander was very satisfied and his eyes held Gratitude.
The Count, leaning on one elbow against the Bed Post, addressed him: