F. Colburn (Francis Colburn) Adams

Capitolo 84

I/you/he/she allow us to return, kind reader, in the village of Nyack on that same
dampens, tempestuous night, and in the house of Bigelow Chapman, the reformer.
A very different portrait was introduced there. The reformer was on
steps, studying plain for the future. Its spacious living room was furnished
with a profusion of furniture, of the most approved style and as
it was not common in the country to that day. They has a new piano,
also;  and a beautiful young gentleman in circumstances reduced, a foreigner,
you/he/she is waited above from New York to hold their lessons of daughter on him. This
the small bargain of the piano and the foreigner you/he/she has put the whole city to
speaking, and people are I handed serious faces, and asking as them
it is able permettersilo. But it seems that them if they allow him/it, and also to have the best
of carpets on their floor of living room. And they has shown a taste for art in
a lot of incisions hung on the walls.

The Chapmans was waited for society from the city how evening. A bright coal
fire and a lamp of globe on the centre-table are pouring a rubber bands, mellows
turns on, and adding an air of comfort and the joy to all in
the room.

Mattie is sat alone in the living room that he/she reads a letter from the light on
the centre-table. Its suit was a simple black silk, done tall to the
you throw the neck to, and with an open bib, disclosing a piece aggravating circumstance of white
lace. There was always anything clean and convenient in the suit of Mattie,
and the white one now ruffles that it surrounded his/her neck and lance with a movement of the added wrist the
charm of the simplicity to his/her aspect. Its hair was also almost,
gilded, and suspended in curly long, happy-go-lucky down his/her shoulders.

There was anything of deep interest to her in that letter, for her he/she read
and he/she king-read him/it, as her soft eyes, blue, so full of love and tenderness,
almost filled with torn wounds. Then she kissed him/it, and he/she kissed him/it, and it pressed
it to his/her breast. "Oh, as I desire him to be here to-night, that I could say