F. Colburn (Francis Colburn) Adams

Capitolo 88

to me in all", gathered Mattie, kneeling himself/herself/itself close to his/her mother,
putting his/her arm on his/her knees, and looking above lovingly in his/her face. "You
knows that I like to arrange her/it, mother" she repeated;  "and I won't get married me
someone until Tite returns home. But then you don't have to say more anything
to me around her Mr. Gusher."

"That is the poor consolation--the very poor consolation, my daughter" he/she answered
Mrs. Chapman, rebukingly. "Precisely that that me did'nts want you to promise.
Are you made a promise to the young one then? I would never have
His/her father if I had made such promise to such youth. I have
it always waited anxiously for the time when we should have an excellent house on
the Battery, and it stirs in the you look for taller."

Chapman now entered the room that put an end to the conversation
between Mattie and his/her mother. Chapman smiled once for, and it was
evidently in a pleasant humor. Later rubbing his/her hands and to have sat
from the fire, and looking at Mattie and then to his/her mother before, him
says:  "I have the good news to tell him. The storm has prevented expansive Person from
getting here to-night. But the Kidd Scoperta Society matter is established,
and it will be a great success. Any need of now to invent a new religion.
Hanz has his/her head full of the project. You/he/she has made all of his/her Dutch
neighbors believe there is a fortune him for all of them. We follow a
the consignment on the night of to-tomorrow of river, in search of the d----the the s
play-stone. That is the place where Kidd buried his/her treasure, you see.
These old honest Dutch firmly believe that Kidd had an understanding
with the devil when he buried there it. Only show them whether to start a
enterprise and it earns money, and they is as ready to do him/it as
someone."




I CAPITULATE XVI.

AN EVENING CONSIGNMENT.


The wind and the cold had moderated, and a grey and heavy fog suspended on the
Tappan Zee in the following night. Excavations, while playing again sounds came on and