Capitolo 66
it again. Where did it find him/it?"
"On fifteenth Road close to the shop of Tiffany."
"And did you bring me him directly?"
"Yes, lady."
"Does have him some idea of the value of the articles?"
"They can perhaps be worth five hundred dollars."
"They is worth more than thousand. Is it poor?"
"Yes, lady. I am trying to earn a living selling papers, but it find him/it
hard job."
"But you don't seem a screamer."
"You cultivate short once from when I modestly thought of me rich."
"That is strange. Your history tells me."
I CAPITULATE XVI.
AN AMAZING TURN OF THE FORTUNE.
Rodney frankly told his/her history. Mrs. Harvey was very comprehensive from
nature, and she listened with the deepest interest, and secondly with
indignation when Rodney spoke of his/her dismissal to the shop of the Mr. Goodnow.
"You/he/she has ashamedly been treated her", she warmly said.
"I really think the Mr. Goodnow believes me guilty Rodney", reunited.
"A deceitful boy is not be returned really a precious box of jewelry."
"He/she anchors the Mr. Goodnow didn't know what I would have done him."
"I see you prepared to apologize himself/herself/themselves for Your dead employer."
"I don't forget that he kindly treated me up to this last event."
"Your consideration that you accredit. Then her have really been reduced
is life earned as a screamer?"
"Yes, lady."
"I have to think what I can do for you. It is probable that I give him money, but when
that had gone you it would be any best street."
"Me very I would have rather help in to find a place."
Mrs. Harvey its head tilted him on its hand and seemed thoughtful.
"You are right", she said. "Allow me to think."
Rodney waited, while hoping that the lady would have been able to think about anything
to his/her advantage.
She finally spoke.
"Do I think that you said you it understood Latin and Greek?"
"I have also studied languages and French. I would be due to be ready
to digitize the university next summer."
"Then I will be able to do anything for you perhaps. I live in