I turned quickly.

"This is Tom Salyers, Sir, head-workman, overseer, at your coal-yard,

and he is a Sandy man."

Mr. Kendall laughed.

"I see I must not say anything against the Sandy country; nor need I

just now. Walk in, Mr. Salyers. So, Miss Janet, you have come down to

seek your fortune, earn your living, you say. I suppose Hammond sent you

to me. Did you bring me a letter from him?"

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