Alex St. Clair Abrams
Capitolo 78
Mrs. Wentworth appropriated the face of his/her child. It was indeed
I cool as the ice, and exaggeratedly alarmed his/her mother. You didn't know how
to act; she was alone in the box, and it also had the old black been to
house, she didn't have any money to purchase medicines with. You was determined,
however, that anything should be done for his/her child and the thought
to appeal again to the Mr. Swartz for assistance entered his/her mind.
"Perhaps, he will lend me a small sum of money when he learns as
needy I am, and that my child is a lot of sick", she said thoughtfully, and
then it added: "In every case I will try what I can do with him."
Addressing to Her told her/it Mrs. Wentworth: You think that you could remain
here with Your brother up to that my return. I want to go out and to get
anything for You to take."
"Yes, mother, but it is not long", she responded. "I will try and I will hold
brother from me while you go away."
"Very well", Mrs. said Wentworth, "I will make alacrity and return."
His small child admonishing for not leaving the room during his/her absence,
Mrs. Wentworth was on the point to leave the room when She called
to her: "Is sure to return soon, mother", she said. "I want her
back soon particularly."
"Because, my darling?" investigated his/her mother.
"Because, in case I should be going to--" Here his/her voice sunk to a
whispers, and his/her mother failed to take what she said.
"In case you should be going to, that that?" investigated her/it Mrs. Wentworth.
"Nothing, mother" that she has responded. "I was only thinking, but ago the alacrity
and he/she returns."
"I want", his/her mother answered, "I will immediately return."
Strangling the hiccup that has color of rose in his/her throat, her Mrs. Wentworth left the room
and it proceeded toward the office of the Mr. Swartz. Its visit was a without hope
one, but she determined to make the test. You could not believe that
the heart of every man had become against the poor man and defenseless.
What a world is this in which we live! We see with indifference it calms the