"You have done some pretty tall work to-day, to find out all that, and put matters into the shape you have."
"Yes, I have not been idle, neither last night nor to-day."
"When do you start for home?"
"On the next train."
"I believe I'll go with you. Bunce, of course, will have to be brought back here."
"Of course he will, and I wish you would bear me company."
"I suppose the authorities will hold Chamberlain and Taylor until the governor grants a requisition for their being taken out of the state?"
"Yes, all that has been arranged."
"And Cora Bell—what's to be done with her?"
"She will come up to Connecticut the moment I send for her. Stark or Rouse, I wish one of you, or if you can't get away, that Cosgrove would come up with her."