Capitolo 56
the train was earned you/he/she had crowded.
"Beautiful day to ride", it said a man that sat him close to our hero. Him
looked at to be what he was a prosperous grower.
"It is", answered Joe.
"Goin to Philadelphy, I calculate", it followed the grower.
"Yes, gentleman."
"That is where I am going, also. Found a small business to frequent to."
"I will feel my fortune", Joe said him felt him you/he/she could speak
the old man with trust.
"Goin to look at fer a job, eh?"
"Yes, gentleman."
"Do Yes of log of Wot do, if it is probable that I ask?"
"Oh, I am prepared to make the most greater part anything. I am taking he/she takes care of me of rowboats
and working around a hotel in summer, to Lake Tandy."
"Yes don't love git a lot of boats to look to down to Philadelphy!" and the
the old grower snickered.
"I don't suppose. I will perhaps strike a job to one of the hotels."
"Perhaps. They tell down there Them me of the hotels it is monsterous--ten a'
twelve histories stop. Ye doesn't take me goin' to any place of sech. In case
or' the fire, is above everything with ye, if you are around twelfth history."
"It is you going to Philadelphia to be, Mr.----"
"Bean is my name--Bean of Josiah. I am of Center of Haydown, I am. Found a farm
there or' one hundred acrid."
"Oh, is that this way!"
"Wot Your handle, young?"
"My name is Joe Bodley. I came from Bank."
"Proud to know her/it." It is Bean of Josiah it shook the hand. "No, me to going
to be in Philadelphy. I am a-going fer of business my wife. A relative
leaves her/it some ownership a' I am a-goin' to pick up on him."
"That is a pleasant trip to be on", it was the comment of our hero.
"I will feel well when I have the six hundred dollars in my fist. I am
afraid it the ai not the goin' not to be easy matter to git it."
"What is the trouble!"
"Me the ai not known in Philadelphy a' they tell them me a feller it has to be
identified or somethin' as thet--someone has to speak for ye wot
he/she knows ye."
"I see. You will perhaps meet some friend."
"The wot of Thet I am hopin' the fer."