Capitolo 56
The conversation that follows out only to the moment of its window was
not a particularly interesting to hook the attention of one in, but
at least it was enough separate. In rational human bawls happily
two unknown men were discussing the family not-life of the modern one
woman. It was not an erudite discussion, but only a personal lake
complaint.
"I had a house", one groaned, "the most beautiful, house more comfortable than You you/he/she has ever seen.
We was two years that build him/it. And there was a garden--a truth
flower of jim-beau and vegetable garden--and there were twenty-seven
fruit-trees. But my wife--" the moan deepened--"my wife--her only
would live in a hotel! You/he/she could not be standing the 'curtain', she said, of
'I feed that plans three times a day!' Not--'you/he/she could not sustain I strive him/it of
meals that earn three times a day'--you you understand", the voice of complaint
assistant meaningfully, "but you/he/she could not sustain I strive him/it to order 'the em.
People all around You, you know, while starving only to death for--the bread;
but she could not sustain I strive him/it to have to decide among pigeon of nest
and I fillet of steer! Eh?"
"Oh, Lordy! You cannot tell me anything!" more the other voice
incisively. "Houses? I have had four! Before it was the wine cellar my wife
wanted to eliminate! Then was the attic! Then it was--We am living
in an apartment now!" he suddenly ended. "An apartment, minds her!
One of those blanketies--the empty space--the empty space--white apartments!"
"Humph!" groaned again the first voice. "There is not really a woman You
you meet these days that it has it didn't get you make up on his/her cheeks, but a man is you/he/she arrived
return--two generations, me diviner, if he wants to find one whom is it got
some flour on his/her nose!"
"Do you flour on his/her nose?" interrupted the most acute voice. "You flour on her
nose? Oh, ye of the! I don't believe there is a woman in this whole hotel
who know flour if she saw him/it! Women don't take care of some more, I tell him!