Capitolo 62
"I beg him it said to lodge here with me." "It will cost her
nothing and it will be more comfort for You."
"You don't know me, Joe" says the miner. "As you know but I am able
does he wake up at night and it steals her?"
"You were able, but I don't think that you want", it said Joe. "I am not at all
afraid of him. You seem a honest man."
The miner seemed gratified.
"You the sha not repented Your trust, Joe" that he has said.
"I would starve rather than you steal a good friend you like. But you don't owe
trust each."
"I don't do, said Joe. "I refused a to-night of man--a called man Hogan."
"Hogan?"
"Yes."
"What does it seem?"
Joe described him/it.
"It is the a lot of man", says the miner.
"Does he/she know him/it, then?"
"Yes; he was out to our excavations. He liked nobody, or it had trust in him.
He was at work too much idler, but only it dawdled around, while complaining himself/herself/itself of his
fortune. A night I picked him/it up in my curtain, while going only to steal me. ME
warns him to leave the field next day or I would bring him/it, and the boys
it would have strung him on. That is the way that they treats it steals out
there."
"It doesn't catch me to feel him/it", said Joe. "He stole me of
fifty dollars in New York."
"Did it do? As it was that?"
Joe told the history.
"The bad skunk!" Exclaimed Watson--for this Joe you found to be the
miners call. "It is half enough to steal a man, but to deceive a poor boy
out of everybody that he has a good meaner of the quantity it is. And you still gave him/it
supper?"
"Yes. The man was hungry; I was sorry for him/it."
"You are a best Cristiano that I am. I would have allowed him of is go starved."
Joe and the miner, were tired and they retired soon, but not to
nonstop sleep. Around their midnight you/they were disturbed, as the
the next chapter will show.
I CAPITULATE XX
HOGAN MEETS A CONGENIAL SPIRIT
When Hogan left the presence of Joe he was away from to feel as thankful as
he owes for the gentleness with which our hero had treated him.
Instead of feeling himself/herself/themselves thankful for the generous supper, he was angry