Capitolo 37
on him; but You both you/they will be disappointed, for her it won't have a penny of
it", Aunt Kipp cried that, despite his/her good decisions, it found him/it
impossible to be once everything in agreeable.
"I am happy of it!" Van bursts, out indignant to his/her accusation. "ME
doesn't want Polly for the money; I always doubted if she found him/it; and me
it never wished her to manufacture him a slave to someone. I have enough
for everybody, if we am accurate; and when my action of the Van the ownership of Bahr
it comes, we will live in clover."
"What that is it? What ownership is it speaking of?" exact Aunt Kipp,
stinging on his/her ears.
"The great Van the piece of ground of ground of Bahr, ma'am. There has been a long report around
it, but it is almost established, and there is no a lot it doubts that we am able
find him/it. I am the last of our branch, and my action will be a great
one."
"Oh, indeed! I wish his joy", Aunt said Kipp, with sudden affability;
for her he/she adored wealth as some other people in the world. "But
does he/she suppose that you don't find him/it, as then?"
"Then I will try to be satisfied with my salary of two thousand, and
makes Polly as happy as me I am able. Money it doesn't make _always_ it makes people happy
or of accord, I find." It is Van it looked at Aunt Kipp in a way that is able
you/he/she has made his/her hair be standing it erects if she had possessed of it. You fixed
to him a moment, then that it respects one of the odd whims that have done a
irascible weathercock of her, she said, suddenly,--
"If you had capital if you had to go to business for you, Mr.
Little lamb?"
"Yes, ma'am, immediately" answered Van, quickly.
"Supposes you lost the Van the money of Bahr, and of the offered Him an orderly
little tops to start with, would he/she pick him/it up?"
"It would depend on who made the offer, ma'am" it said Van, while looking
more as a sheep that never, as he was standing, while fixing in white surprise.
"Do you imagine him me it was, would not he/she pick him/it up?" asked to Aunt Kipp, kindly,