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`` Yes , '' she said , `` they came and fetched me out of my bed at three o'clock this morning ; and would you believe me , though he could n't hardly speak , the money and this here book was all waiting in his desk , and he would have me come with it ! And him sixty-seven ! He always was like that . And I do believe if he 'd been paralysed on both sides instead of only all down his right side , and speechless too , he 'd ha ' made me understand as I must come here at two o'clock . If I 'm a bit late it 's because I was kept at home with my son Enoch ; he 's got a whitlow that 's worrying the life out of him , our Enoch has . '' Mrs. Lessways warmly deprecated any apology for inexactitude , and wiped her sympathetic eyes . `` It 's all over with father , '' Mrs. Grant resumed .