Capitolo 27
it will last me up to me you/he/she can earn more."
"But, loses, winds dollars will go" soon it said Jane, disappointed.
"If I find that I so kindly have need of the sum that you offer me, I will do her
knows, I promise that."
"Thanks, Miss."
To this point a bell encircled above from.
"It is from the room" of the Mr. Curtis, said Jane.
"Goes and sees what he wants."
Jane returned in a brief duration with one note in his/her hand.
"The Mr. Curtis asked if you were here still", she explained, "and when
I told him you are him he/she asked to me to give him this."
Florence took the note, and, opening him/it, reads these lines:
"Florence: Now that you have had time to think on Your plan
to leave Your old house, I hope, that you have come to see how
fool is. Reflects that, if you/he/she is performed, a life of
poverty and the bleak wretchedness among simple and not congenial
outskirtses attend Him; while, as my wife, you will live, a
the life of luxury and social and tall position. There is a lot of youth
gentleman that you/they would be happy to accept the opportunity that You this way
unwisely the refusal. Accepting her my hand will gratify ours
excellent uncle, and the happy to mortals makes me. You
acquit me some mercenary motives, from when now you are
without a penny, and Your disobedience allows me to sole heir to Uncle
John. Me The hook, and it will be my principal object, if you want
allow him/it do her/it happy.
"Careful Curtis Stando."
Florence quickly raced his/her eyes this note, but its heart didn't do
answers, and its decision was not shaken.
"Says Mr. Being careful there is not anybody answer, Jane if he asks", she said.
"Was it tryin' to adulate her/it in marryin' him?" Asked Jane.
"He wished me to change my decision."
"I am happy you have given him the rebound", said Jane which the expressions
it was not always refined. "I would not marry him/it to me me."
Florence smiled. Jane was red hairy, and its nose was what is