Wait and see him." "Very well! you can take the consequences," and Mr.
Mullins eyed the widow with an unpleasant and threatening glance. She
looked very sad, and Chester felt that he should like to give the
bookkeeper a good shaking. He could not help despising a man who
appeared to enjoy distressing an unfortunate woman whose only crime was
poverty. At this moment the office door opened, and a gentleman of
perhaps forty entered. He was a man with a kindly face, and looked far
less important than the bookkeeper. Mr. Mullins, on seeing him, laid
aside his unpleasant manner, and said, in a matter-of-fact tone: "This
is Mrs. Carlin. She owes six dollars rent, and only brings three dollars
and a half." "How is this, Mrs. Carlin?" inquired Mr. Fairchild, for
this was he. Mrs. Carlin repeated her story of Jimmy's illness and her
consequent inability to pay the whole rent. "When do you think Jimmy
will get well?" asked the agent, kindly. "He's gettin' better fast, sir.
I think he'll be able to go to work by Wednesday. If you'll only wait a
little while, sir----" "How long have you been paying rent here?" asked
Mr. Fairchild. "This is the third year, sir." "And have you ever been in
arrears before?" "No, sir." "Then you deserve consideration. Mr.
Mullins, give
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