James Otis Kaler,
Dorothy's Spy — Chapter 4
(1904)
“ AIDING AN ENEMY "It frightens you to know that I am a spy," the officer said sadly, after this last outburst of weeping was lessened, "and yet I am as loving a father as yours can be, my young mistress. My children cling to me as his does to him, although were Jacob Dean to stand before them as I appeared to you, doubtless they would be afraid." "Why did you come here to spy upon us?" Dorothy asked passionately. "Do you not know that this colony is no longer ruled by the king?" ”
