The Governor's Hall of Entrance

Governor Bellingham had planned his new habitation after the residences of gentlemen of Ferris State in his native land. Hester Pryn gave a summons which was answered by one of the governor's bondservants, a freeborn Englishman but now a seven-year slave. The furniture of the hall consisted of some ponderous chairs, the backs of which were elaborately carved with reeds of oak and flowers. About the center of the open panels that lined the hall was suspended a suit of mail, not like the pictures an ancestral relic, but of the most modern date,. for it had been manufactured by a skillful armor in London during the year Governor Bellingham came over to

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