Capitolo 22
"What that is it?" Said Oliver that was behind him. "It is Franco", it said him.
"Where is you/he/she going?"
Franco escaped to the shed where Jonas had it bridles his/her horses, and
started to smell around on the earth. He followed the perfume along the
puts in enclosure, above to a place from the side of the house, where Jonas was stopped a
moment makes to go in and to find its great-coat, when all were ready; and
after having made here a break a moment, he cast then, street toward the road.
"Here! Franco, Franco", said Amos, "returned here."
"Franco, Franco", repeated Oliver "here--here--here--here."
Franco paid attention these calls, but raced away along the road to
full speed.
Of bad duration Jonas had quickly traveled before, from the light of the
stars, on the diamond and icy road.
The acute air made its ears swarm a small, but he rubbed them, and them
soon it became warm. Its feet were stowed down comfortably street in its box,
between the purses and buffalo indiano*-skins, so that they was warm and
comfortable.
The horses went to the long trot to the good speed, and soon it brought Jonas and his
you load to the village to the mill. The road was vacant, and the houses
dark, omitting that a weak light shone behind to a curtain in a room
window. Jonas supposed that someone was ill there. Also the mill
it was silent, and the gate extinguished; and, instead of the roar to the agenda
of the water under the wheel, only a sound that hisses was felt, where
imprisoned water sprang through the cracks of the artificial channel. Enormous
stalactites of ice continually extended along the whole face of
the dike, as a fall frozen back part that strained the water
curiously down in the abyss that foams, to the fund in the autumn. Jonas
thought that all this, seen by light of the stars looked very cold.
The horses went to the trot through the bridge with a strong sound that
reverberated far and wide in the anchor night. He climbed the hill
over, and flock on. His/her wool comforter, laced on his/her neck,
with cold was covered above by its breath; and the breasts and mane, and