F. Colburn (Francis Colburn) Adams
Capitolo 53
too much religion in the world, and not enough of the true goodness."
"Of the old kind, I meant my darling,; " taken back the small man. "That that me
half it is to invent a religion that is new and novel, has anything wide
and attractive in him, and that people of a curious turn of mind are able
you pay for enjoying. That is some kind of religion that pays, you see. And if
we could put again the church on his/her feet with anything of some kind.
It is the people of inclination they owe go galloping after new things in
religion that we have to study and we have to turn to our advantage if we were
prosperous." The small men nervously pierced his/her fingers through his
hair of unkept, and its face supposed an air of the great seriousness.
"As, my darling", it investigated her/it Mrs. Chapman, "it was able you I handed his/her church
feet with such load of scandal on his/her back? Could'nt that you invent
anything other that would be novel and profitable?"
"There is where my new conception was entering. That is the point that I was
considering when you interrupted me with the bargain" of love of Mattie, Chapman
he/she answered, while looking more serious than never.
"It struck me that it was probable that we did anything profitable lifting himself/herself/itself a
society for the discovery of the treasure of Kidd. 'The Discovery of Kidd Gran
Society' it would be a good name my darling. You have to always give a society a
good name. Then you have to handle him/it with touch and the prudence. A prodigious
enterprise, my darling. These Dutch people and ingenues and honest they are able
to fall in him it likes a flock of sheep. They honestly believes that Kidd was a
daring pirate that a great fortune plundering city on the
The Spanish Main. What, having more gold and silver that he could run over
advantage, he buried him/it on the bank of the river, some leagues above
this place, where he reached an agreement with the devil to be standing
protect him/it on until him he/she returned. They believes, also, that Hanzes