Capitolo 12
Josey, command."
The boys returned accordingly, and it ended loading on the old General.
Took Oliver the direction, and Josey respected very well. Now and then him
you forget for a moment, and you start to dispute; but Josey would submit
quickly enough, for him it was very covetous those Jonases they would do him/it
you command the neighbor it turns; and he thought that he would not have allowed him to command
until him you/he/she had learned to respect.
They almost made to load the two sleighs to the same duration, and then it went
down. When they was returning after the second load, all of them they got on
to the sleigh of Jonas that was direct to ride, leaving the old General to
follows with his/her sleigh. He trained so well that he walked along a lot
firmly. Oliver assured the reins to one of the poles, so that them
you/he/she should not get down under the feet of the horse. The boys that all have found together
on the direct sleigh, in order that is probable that they talks to each other as
they was going up again to the woods.
"Now, Josey", said Jonas "we will allow us her to have the command for the next one
you stumble, and, while we am returning, I will give him both some
instructions."
"Around respecting?" Said Josey.
"Yes, and around also" commanding, said Jonas. "It requires rather anymore
the ability to know whether to command, that as to respect; to know whether to direct
jobs, that to know whether to execute him/it. A good manager, in the first one
puts, taken they desire to plan wisely, and he hears a responsibility around
the job and a desire to him it has it follows to the good advantage. If of the men
builds a way, and, after you/he/she is ended, it falls down, the man that had
position of the job would feel more him pertained to around him that some of the
others, because principal responsibility comes on him. Then with Your
work,--if you have the command and Oliver and You idled about away the time,
and when my sleigh is loaded, the Your has but the small wood in him, you are able
is more to blame that Oliver."