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He 'd like to hear all the news of the old neighbors , and perhaps he 'll know about your father . '' The man looked embarrassed . `` Well , Miss Doane , '' he stammered , `` I 'd like to see him , but I 'm in a hurry . I want to get the eleven o'clock train home . I 'm worried about leaving my wife . She 's not sick , you know , but just peculiar and I do n't like to leave her longer than I can help . I had to come down on business -- I 've been seeing about some cattle over in New Jersey , and -- and -- Miss Doane , I 'm in trouble , and I do n't know a soul in New York , and I did n't know who I could go to but you , and I remembered you was from Adams and might help me . ''