Capitolo 50
Joe gave an account of the theft that he/she listened to his/her new friend
with attention.
"Evidently", he said, "the road in which we was is not a very sure.
Has you/he/she had some supper?"
"Oh, yes, gentleman. Fortunately, I got that and paid for him before I had mine
money taken."
"Good. Now, as I am tired, I will go in bed, and you can follow when
You he feels plain tilted."
"I will now go, gentleman. I am walking the roads every day, in
search of job, and, although I didn't find anybody, I am tired everything the same."
Them they woke up at seven o'clock.
"How did he/she remain, Joe?" Asked George Morgan.
"Very well, gentleman."
"Does you feel ready for breakfast?"
"I can hardly earn money enough to pay for him."
"You don't get excited around that. You is going at breakfast with
me."
"You are very kind, the Mr. Morgan, but I desire you to have some job for me
to do, so that I could pay her/it."
"That can come a shortly after. It is probable that I/you/he/she am not sure to differ Your
breakfast up to You could pay for him. Memoirs, you have done me a
great service for which you/they could not pay fifty breakfasts."
"You don't think about that, the Mr. Morgan" Joe modestly said. "Someone is able
face what I did."
"I am not sure if each would have the courage. But You
it has to let my appreciation of Your services to show me in my his/her own way."
They took breakfast in the hotel and they walked out.
Although it was soon, the city was already active. People woke up soon
in those days. Building was following here and there. Draymen both
heavy loads that you/they pilot through the roads--makes in general enough rough
aspect, but deduced by social and very unlikely degrees.
"Of Jove!" Said Morgan, in surprised his/her look that he/she remains on a youth
man of twenty-five that they were in command of a heavy wagon. "You feel that
drayman?"
"Is it a foreigner?" Asked Joe. "I don't understand what he is
saying."
"He is talking to his/her horse in Greek, quoting from Homer. You look here,