F. Colburn (Francis Colburn) Adams

Capitolo 86

You know how to read my letters." It is Mattie it happily looked in her
mother's face, and it gave her the letter. "You will be pleased for feeling
from him. He says this way some kind the good things."

Mrs. took Chapman the letter and it analyzed above him with hurry. "And so it has
does come to this, does it have?" she said, while looking at admonishingly to Mattie. "A
letter from that sailor-boy, the child of their Dutch and common people. His/her
father will see this. Our daughter is bent so low as to hock
her to such common man!"

"I love you, mother", said Mattie, "and me he/she doesn't want to be disobedient;
but me the hook, and I know that he loves me. Yes, mother, I love Tite in the moment in which
very as if him pits the child of a rich man. Me last night dreamed that he has come
house a rich man, and it brought me so a lot of beautiful things;  and what we was
gotten married, and it was so happy." And she threw his/her arm around his/her mother
neck and he/she so affectionately kissed her/it. "Who knows, mother, but that him
can you/he/she return to house rich? But even if he returns home poor, I know that he will be
good person and truth to me", her concluded.

"As very sentimental you are, my daughter", it gathered her/it Mrs. Chapman, the
few curls on his/her eyebrow that seems to get more tightly as his/her wide face
more red grown. "Sentimental people never flourish, although--he/she never knew one
that still did. Me it was foolish and sentimental once. That was before me
him gotten married Your father."

"Oh", gathered Mattie, happily "I am happy indeed that you remember
those things, mother. Was father rich when you got married?"

Mrs. shook Chapman his/her head, and it looked for confused a moment. "He was
not rich, my daughter. But then he was so intelligent--and it had this way
intellectual perspectives. Brought on as You you/he/she has been, my daughter, and
with such completions and such perspectives!--to throw himself/herself/themselves street
on a feeling. Only think about him! What they are able my mother you/he/she has said if me