Chapter IX BRENDON’S LUCK Anna sat in a chair in her room and sighed. It was plain that a man of his age could only be interested for one reason alone, yet she felt compelled to at know him a little before the main event. It was her job to keep the house as neat as a pin, up to the high standard that Sheila expected, being a nurse. "Goodness only knows what he's reserved for," rejoined the widow in a desponding tone; "but if Mynheer Van Galgebrok, whom I met last night at the Cross Shovels, spoke the truth, little Jack will never die in his bed.
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