Capitolo 4
you renew my promise to do on Your lost fortune if I am ever able to able to
does this way. Your Keeper, Benjamin FIELDING.
Rodney read this as one senseless. In an instant he was reduced by the
position of a favorite of the fortune to a needy boy, with his living to
face.
He could not help recalling what had passed among his/her friend David and
him first in day. Now he was poor as David--more poor man, in fact
for David an opportunity to learn a work that would produce him/it a living had,
while he was suddenly without resources, except in the possession an unusually
good education.
"Well", Dr. Does said Sampson, have "read Your letter?"
"Yes, gentleman."
"Your keeper also wrote to me. This is his/her letter", and he put the
brief epistle in the hands of Rodney.
DR. SAMPSON--I have written my custody, Rodney Ropes a main point
letter that he will show her. The news that it contains will do him/it
necessary for him to leave school. I include a control for one hundred and
winds five dollars. Holds anything it is quota You, and it gives him the equilibrium.
BENJAMIN FIELDING.
"I have read the letter, but I don't know what wants to say", it said Dr.
Sampson. "Can you/he/she throw some light on him?"
"Here is my letter, doctor. You can read him/it for you."
Does her of the Dr. Sampson changed as he read the letter of Rodney. It changed and
hardened, and its expression became rather different from that to that
Rodney had been accustomed.
"This is a bad business, Ropes" tells the doctor a hard tone.
He had always said first Rodney.
"Yes, gentleman."
"That was a beautiful fortune that Your father left her."
"Yes, gentleman. I never knew first as it amounted."
"You only learn when you have lost him. The Mr. Fielding L' has treated
ashamedly."
"Yes, gentleman, I suppose him it has, but he says him it will try to invent him/it to me
in the future."
"Pish! that is every predicament. Even if he is favorite from fortune you want
never gets back a cent."
"I think that I am able, the gentleman."
"You are young. You don't know the inequities of men of business. I do."