Capitolo 49
does so,) and that you are prepared to help me You, and it hopes for her the wish
also, in to perform them."
Hamilton anchors it was confined from his/her wound that had been a very more
serious that that inflicted on Ellen; and in his then the state of
prostration, was not well as prepared to despise the motives for Durant, or
you penetrate his/her sketches, as it is probable that he would have been under more favorable auspices;
and not being any right to apparently doubt the sincerity of the reformed man,
he immediately entered his/her plans, with the whole heat of a benevolent and
Christian heart. He said:
"I cannot believe him/it really necessary that I should say a word to Miss Walton,
to incite to put her/it before his best strives him to serve her/it in so worthy a
job; but, if need is, is born to her the insurance of my cordial approval of
Your sketches and wishes, and that I will do all in my power to help her/it in
the praiseworthy efforts that you are making to return to a Christian country and a
virtuous life."
"As I have, very unfortunately it was placed, responsible to she distrusts of, the wish
does it have the goodness to put Your approval on this slip of paper?"
Saying what, he gave him the paper and a pencil. He wrote as it follows:
"Loses WALTON:--the carrier, the Mr. Durant has placed in front of me his
intentions and wishes and the difficulties in him the way of his
reform. I approve more than heart his/her plans, as they seems to be
the most judicious what time it happens to me, and it hopes for you it will assist
him at the most of Your ability in his/her very worthy object.
"HAMILTON."
How Durant works on his/her eye the lines, a particular expression of the satisfaction
crossed his/her characteristics, and with the warmest graces on his/her lips, him
past, and lost any time in that introduces again him of forehead to Ellen that
he addressed this way:
"I have placed as soon as my case in front of the Mr. Hamilton which opinion on the subject
You will find here express in him his really to hand-write."