Capitolo 7
Chilvers has told that history on me a lot of times, but Boyd declared him it had
doesn't feel him/it.
"As you know", Chilvers started, "Smith was born on this farm. It is the
agricultural house of ancestral Smith, and the relatives of Smith were very indignant
when he rented him to the Sweater of Woodvale and Baton in Country. What was the
name of that the aunt of young girl of Your, Smith?"
"My Aunt Sarah Emeline Smith", I responded.
"Yes, yes! Aunt Sarah Emeline was incensed well especially, on this
action of sacrilege on the part" of Smith, it continued this historian and him
followed by neighbor the facts, "and only once from when she has advanced foot on
the acrid breadths where its happy girlhood was spent. It was mine
the good-fortune to satisfy her/it on that occasion, and I will never forget him/it."
"Not even me", I said me.
"On his/her visit Aunt Sarah Emeline persisted here in to wander on the
connections. You had on a marvelous bonnet, and through him she flashed
disdainfully to the members of the baton that shouted 'Á. bow!' to her. You
you/he/she was led for the old mill what time you/he/she is used as a house of caddy. I was
playing the last hole and thought she was out well of line of a brassey,
then I fell on that ball for all self I was worth. I cut him; yes, I cut
it badly."
[The illustration: "... and it threw him/it in the pond"]
Chilvers made a break and seemed lost in thought.
"Did it strike her?" Asked Boyd.
"It clearly struck her/it", recapitulated Chilvers. "Aunt Sarah Emeline is more
what a the tumble, and from when it didn't strike her/it in the head I cannot see how it
you/he/she would have been able to make him evil. Certainly you were able to stoop down himself/herself/themselves, picks up that
ball and it throws him/it in the pond--and it was a new ball. Me raced verse her
and he/she apologized the best I was able, and what she told me did a lasting
impression. I suppose, Smith, that was the affected and more expensive ball
never driven on these connections?"
"I very probably responded sadly." "The following day I received a letter