Capitolo 41
A glance of the pain appeared on the pale face of John Linden.
"Did it do--he/she left a communication for me?" he asked, slowly.
"You asked to me to offer her/it good-from for her", answered Jane, quickly.
"Uncle, he doesn't now do is disturbed with painful thoughts. You eat
Your breakfast before, and then we will speak of Florence."
John Linden had a very light breakfast. He seemed to have lost his
appetite and only it toyed with his/her food.
When he rose from the table, Curtis sustained him/it to the library.
"It is very painful to me--this behavior in Florence, Curtis", him
says, as he sank in his/her armchair.
"I fully understand him/it, uncle", said Curtis. "When I think of it
me ago very angry with the misguided girl."
"I have perhaps been too much sour--too much austere!"
"You, uncle, too much sour! Because, you are the soul of the gentleness. Florence
you/he/she has appeared a lot of ungrateful person."
"Anchor, Curtis, I love that girl. His/her mother seemed to live again in
his/her. Have me it didn't cruelly act in to force to respect me to her or to go away the
house?"
"You has only entirely acted. You is seeking his/her happiness."
"Does he/she really think this Curtis?"
"I am sure of it."
"But as he/she wants him/it every elegant?" Asked Linden, bending an anxious glance on
his/her astute nephew.
"From Florence that it produces."
"Is it sure of that?"
"Yes. Listening, uncle; Florence is only capricious, as more girls of
his/her age. You foolishly desire to have the his/her his/her own opportunity. It is not anything more
serious, I can assure her/it."
"But she has left the house. That seems to show in that she is
serious."
"You think, uncle that doing so she can bend her/it to his/her wishes.
You don't have the idea of slightest of some permanent separation. You are
experimenting only on Your weakness. You are waited for you he/she will remember
his/her in a week, to the last one. That is everything of him."
As more weak men, did the Mr. Angered Linden to have his/her strength
doubted.