Francis A. Adams

Capitolo 28

Then him crag again in the saddle.

"Comes, Ethel, allows us to start for house."

The ride is ended in silence. Harvey neither Ethel feels in the
humor to speak. On to reach the mansion of Purdy the riders they get off, and it goes
suffered to the library, where Gorman Purely is waiting for them.

"Harvey, I am amazed that you should interfere with my orders", it is
The regard of the Mr. Purdy. "Sheriff Marlin has phoned me as soon as. He says
me that you opposed his deducing the widow, and that now the threatening ones are
probably to make serious trouble. This is the second to-day of time that you have
tried to defeat my plans. I cannot understand that object you have
in to provoke me the hostility of."

"You certainly incomprende my motives", Trueman responds. "It is
because I have Your affairs to heart that I cannot see pursues her/it a
raced that will conduct to disastrous consequences."

"Does it put Your judgment above of mine?" he/she asks to the Coal King,
sarcastically.

"In matters of business to the agenda, in business of finance and in the behavior
of the mines I should not suppose to discuss Your judgment. But on the
convenience to assemble the Coal and Iron Police and to deduce a woman
who has the understanding of the whole district of extraction that I believe that I am
better able to judge some effect these actions they will have that you are,
for me come into contact of closing with the people."

"The sheriff tells me you have put thousand dollars to the credit
of the widow to the shop of the Society. Is this this way?"

"I intend to do this way."

"You/he/she won't be done, gentleman, not if I have the power to prevent him,"
it emphatically declares the Coal King, while the floor rising and walking. "You
it has to be out of head to make such movement, now of every time, to
proposes encouragement to the illegal element."

"He didn't do no evil", it inserts Ethel. "He prevented the sheriff and
his/her men to be hurt the woman and his/her child."

"Not another word!" Gorman Purdy speaks to a tone that he has never assumed
when addressing his/her daughter.