Capitolo 29
projects, while hanging against the wall. The girl opened a door in a small
you lodge that looked rather likes the study of the Mr. Party. There was a great
quantity of beautiful furniture in book-shelves and he around the walls. A
the great table was the media of the room, covered with books and
papers.
The girl gave a place Jonas.
"Will I say who has called?" tells her Jonas, as she was almost about to go
out in the room.
"Because--me--my name is Jonas", he responded; "but I don't imagine the Mr. Edwards
he/she knows me. I came to see him/it on his/her dog."
To this comment, the girl looked around toward the fire and Jonas
unintentionally turned his/her eyes in the same direction. He saw there a
great dog, a lot as Franco in form and it puts in order of greatness, while lying on the
carpet. He was beautiful as Franco. Jonas was amazed to see him/it.
The girl also, seemed surprise. However, she didn't say anything, but it went
out, and closed the door.
In some minutes the door opened, and an elderly gentleman, with
grey hair and a mild and pleasant expression of expression, came
in. He mentioned with the head to Jonas as him it entered, and Jonas of rose to receive him/it.
The gentleman sat then him from the fire and churches to Jonas to take a seat
again.
"I came to see her/it, gentleman, on Your dog" said Jonas.
"Well, my boy", did the man answer, "and that that on my dog?" and, as him
says this, he looked down at the dog that was lying on the floor.
"I don't know but that I have him."
"Does it have him?" repeated the Mr. Edwards.
"Yes, gentleman; a dog as that came to me in the wood one day this
winter."
"Or", Mr. Said Edwards "you intend the dog that I have lost.--Yes,--I had
forgotten that, it is so a long time ago. When it found him/it?"
Jonas said then the whole history of the dog you/he/she is coming to them, and
of their attempt to drive him/it street; and also of his to see the
advertising announcement in the tavern. The Mr. Edwards asked to him a great many
what it was his/her name where he lived, and how much time him