CHAPTER XXXV.
JACK'S RETURN It is quite time to return to New York, from which Ida was carried but three short weeks before.
"I am beginning to feel anxious about Jack," said Mrs.Harding.

"It's more than a week since we heard from him.

I'm afraid he's got into some trouble." "Probably he's too busy to write," said the cooper, wishing to relieve his wife's anxiety, though he, too, was not without anxiety.
"I told you so," said Rachel, in one of her usual fits of depression.
"I told you Jack wasn't fit to be sent on such an errand.

If you'd only taken my advice you wouldn't have had so much worry and trouble about him now.

Most likely he's got into the House of Reformation, or somewhere.