Chapter 21
"I owe the safety of my money to you, my brave boy," said Mr. Carroll, the next morning, as, after rising, he replaced the package of bank notes in his carpet-bag. "I only did my duty," said Herbert, but his face flushed with pleasure at the commendations bestowed upon him. "But in doing your duty, you displayed a courage and fidelity rare in one of your age." "I am glad you approve of my conduct," said Herbert. "If you continue to deserve as well of those who employ you, I am sure you will achieve success." "I hope so, sir," said our hero. "I shall try to do my duty in whatever situation in life I may be placed." "What are your plans when you reach New York?" "I shall try to find a place in a*****e, or counting-room." "Have you friends in the city on whose influence you can rely t
- Writer
