Capitolo 9
But for tone that patronizes his his/her words you/they would have wakened up more
gratitude. As it was, its way seemed to say: "Sees how of good heart me
it is."
Somehow, Andy felt him sorrier to think his/her father it has to be
gotten into debt to such man.
"You/he/she is finding completely fallish", says the gentleman of country rubbing his/her hands. "ME
supposes me I am more sensitive to cold, as my house is heated in everything
with vapor."
"I hope that we will be able to do her/it comfortable, Gentleman of country Carter,"
returned her/it Mrs. Grant that had entered the room in duration to feel this last
discourse.
"Oh, yes, her Mrs. Grant. I always suit me for circumstances."
"That is very kind you", Andy was tried for saying, but he abstained him. It
it would not let the magnate of village offend.
"I see you sent for Andrew", it observed the gentleman of country, with a wave of
his/her hand toward the boy.
"Yes; I won't be able to hold him/it to Academy of Penhurst some longest."
"Very judicious decision of the Your. Without doubt it cost her a beautiful penny to
does hold him/it there?"
"The position of school is three hundred dollars for year."
"Bless my soul! As eccentric! You will excuse my motto so, but me
you think that you have been very little wise man. It really seems as a ruinous use of
money."
"Doesn't he/she believe in education, gentleman of country?" asked to Mrs. Grant.
"Yes; but because you/he/she could not find the whole education of which he has here need?"
"Because there is here anybody who insignia Latin and Greek."
"And what good Latin and the Greek would do him/it? I don't know anything of
Latin and Greek, and I still adulate me I have succeeded well enough.
Do I believe me I/you/they are looked above to in the village, eh?"
"Without doubt you occupy a prominent position, gentleman of country but the boy had a
images for the languages and he/she wanted to go to the university."
"I won't send my child to the university, nevertheless I can clearly, afford
it."