Capitolo 55
"It got back yesterday only", it said Ned that came to greet him/it. "It had a
glorious trip. I desire you to have been long. I like to travel best that
according to house the whole duration."
"I will do some travel him Ned."
"Where is you/he/she going?"
"To Philadelphia--to feel my fortune in that city."
"Going to leave the Mr. Mallison?"
"Yes,--the season is to an end."
"Oh, I see. Then you are going to the City of Quaker as calls of dad it. I desire
You the fortune. You will have to write to me, Joe and it will make me know how you are
getting along."
"Me will,--and you have to write to me."
"Clearly."
In the following day Joe rowed along the lake to where his/her old basin of house
you/he/she had been located and you/he/she had been taken a trip to what had gone away of the box. Him spent
another hour in to chase for the blue box, but without the success.
"I suppose that I will never find that box", him the sighed. "I am able well as you abandon
thinking about him."
From Andrew Mallison our hero had gotten his/her letter of recommendation
and also a good pocket map in Philadelphia. The to equip of hotel they also had
the building a present of a case of clean suit in which he packaged his little
belongings.
Ned Talmadge came to see him/it street to the deposit. The day was fresh and
clear, and Joe felt in excellent spirits.
Soon the train came long and our hero got on board, together to a dozen
or fifteen others. He waved a hand to Ned and his/her friend shouted out
a hi. Then the train stirred on, and the city was left soon in the
distance.
The car that Joe had entered was not more than quarter filled and him
you easily find a place for him from a window. He put his/her case of suit to
his/her feet and then he gave up looking at the scenery as it dressed again wicker
past.
Joe had never passed very of his/her time on the railroad, so the long ride
it had a lot of of novelty in him. The scenery was great, as they hurt in and
out between the hills and mountains, or it crossed brooks and rivers and
well kept farms. Numerous stops were made, and greed in front of Philadelphia