Capitolo 4
them own battle.
The boys gave their names as Joel and Assistant Sources. Both you/they were bright-looked
and vigilant, freckled from the sun, worn-out and healthy. Joel was the
more old man, wide-taken on the shoulders for his/her years, distant from nature, with a hit
of coppered hair, while Assistant is you/he/she was red; in height, the more youth was, the
equal of his/her brother, talkative, and it sends in immunity in expression. When it did
informed with the errand of the head of footstep, the oldest boy shook his
you lead, but Assistant advanced in before: "Terrible sorry", it said him, with a sweep of
his/her hand, "but our garden failed, and there won't be a dozen
roasting-ear in that field of corn. If warm winds don't kill it to him,
it would make forage. We wait for there to extract next week."
"Does have him any cows?" asked the group leader of footstep.
"We had two, but the funeral expenses picked them up, and then the pension of dad
you/he/she was stopped. You see--"
"I see", says the group leader of footstep getting off. "We can possibly help each
other. Our wagon is provisioned well. If you will protect and nanny this
wounded man of mine--"
"We don't can here winter", said Joel, advancing in before "and the sooner us
goes out and you find job the best."
"Oh, I was showing up on to pay her/it wages", it contradicted the to equip of footstep, now
aware of their necessity, "and I suppose that you could use a quarter
of steer."
"Oh the goodness", Assistant whispered to his/her brother; "you think, fresh meat."
"And I will give each of you twenty-five dollars for month--you leave the money
with my man or it pays in advance her. If you say the word, I will unload mine
right of wagon here, and larva of bug-pole You for two months. I can find more
you provision to the Republican River, and in the bad duration, anything
you/he/she can turn on."
The extraneous one also got off and taken part in to exhort the necessity of
accepting the offer. Assistant made to every suggestion but his