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I want you to come to that meeting and hear what we have to say about what we are trying to do . '' A few men clapped their hands . Grant Adams turned back into the room and in due course the crowd slowly dissolved . At ten o'clock he was standing in the door of the Vanderbilt House looking at his watch , ready to turn in for the night . Suddenly he remembered the Captain . He hurried around to the Hot Dog , and there peering into the darkness of the vacant lot saw the Captain with his gun on his shoulder pacing back and forth , a silent , faithful sentry , unrelieved from duty . When Grant had relieved him and told him that the trouble was over , the little old man looked up with his snappy eyes and his dried , weazened smile and said : '' ' Y gory , man -- I 'm glad you come .