Capitolo 24
reader that should knock but the Mr. Same Colman. The cooper and his
wife had an instinctive premonition as to his/her visit.
He entered, while rubbing his/her hands in a social way, as it was his/her custom. No
one, to look at him the hardness of heart that has placed would have suspected
veiled his/her velvety softness of way under.
"Good-evening, the Mr. Harding", he said, affably. "I have trust in Your and You
excellent wife is in the good health."
"That benediction, at least you/he/she is continued to us", says the cooper, seriously.
"And as comfort is looking at you, also, eh! Ago an old bachelor
as me it feels solitary when he contrasts his/her his/her own solitary room with this way
a scene of comfort as this. You have a comfortable house and dog
convenient, also. All of my other tenants are mumbling to think that you don't have
to pay some more for the so superior setups. I have on almost my fact
it lies that I owe to ask in expectancy to you twenty-five dollars a quarter."
All this was very pleasantly said, but the pill was not anybody the less
bitter.
"It seems to me, the Mr. Colman" answered the cooper, soberly that "you have
select rather unusual once to raise the lease."
"Because unusual, my good gentleman?" asked the landlord urbanely.
"You know, clearly, that this is once of general business
depression; my really work has greatly suffered particularly. For one month
past I have not been able to find some job."
Does her of Colman lost anything of his/her grace.
"And I fear that I won't be able to pay him of lease of my quarter to-tomorrow."
"Indeed!" says the landlord, coldly. "You can perhaps do him/it on among
two or three dollars."
"I cannot pay a dollar toward him", says the cooper. "It is the first time,
in the five years I have lived here, that is happened to me to this thing.
I have always been first hello."
"You would have had to make economy as you you find times increasing harder", says
Colman, harshly. "It is not really honest to live in a house when you know
You cannot pay the lease."
"You shas don't lose him/it, the Mr. Colman" says the cooper, sincerely. "Anybody