Capitolo 30
me."
"He has done for a lot of time a bother of his. It is a wonders to me
what the Mr. Mallison bore him/it so long."
"He was short of help that is because. It is not so easy to find new help in
the height of the season in summer."
"That is true."
Joe was waited for to have more difficulties with Sam Cullum next day but it
doesn't come. Then lost out that Cullums you/he/she had gotten in a line with
his/her wife and some of his/her relatives that night and it was under arrest.
When the boatman was brought above for test the Judge you/he/she condemned him/it to six
the imprisonment of months.
"And right serves him", it said the man that brought the news to Joe.
"It has to be hard on his/her wife."
"Well it is, Joe."
"Do have them some children?"
"Four--a boy of seven and three small girls."
"Am I street well?"
"Thing, with such father? No, they is a lot of poor men. You went out
washing, but she now has to be home to take he/she takes care of him of his/her/their child. Sam
it was a beast to strike her/it. I don't wonder me his/her relatives they took a hand."
"His/her relatives can perhaps help her/it."
"They cannot do a lot, for them I am all as poor man as her it is, and one of them
you/he/she is finding only on an operation to the hospital."
"Where do the Cullumses live?"
"Down on Railroad Alley, not in the tower of water. It is a mite of a
cottage."
Joe nobody said more, but what he had been him said put him/it to thinking, and
that evening, after its job was ended, he took a walk through the city
and in the direction of Railroad Alley.
Not away from the station of water he found the agricultural house of Cullum, a mite of
a cottage, as the man had said, with a fireplace of fall-feather and a lot
broken-out the windows. He looked in to one of the windows and from the light
of a lamp of kerosene of smoke a woman saw in a rocker, while cradling a
child to sleep. Three other lads were being standing around, not knowing
that that to do. On a table of the dishes they were, entirely naked of food.