Capitolo 13
does encourage him to leave house?" asked the Dr. Crawford, with a glance of
sorrow.
"No, gentleman. It was only by chance that I satisfied him/it a mile from our house. ME
incites him to be during the night."
"Did some communication bring me from him?" "No, gentleman, unless he is
going to strike for him, as he thinks his/her house a miserable person."
"That is his/her his/her own guilt. He has had enough to eat and enough to bring. Him
you/he/she has had as comfort a house as you."
"I don't doubt that, but he complains that his/her stepmother is continually
guilt that finds with him, and scolding him/it."
"He provokes her/it to do him/it. He is a stubborn boy, obstinate."
"He never had that reputation to school, gentleman. There all he liked."
"Do I suppose that you mean to implicate that I am in guilt?" says the doctor,
warmly.
"I don't think that you know how badly her Mrs. Crawford treats Carl gentleman."
"Clearly, clearly. That is always said of a stepmother."
"Not always, gentleman. I have a stepmother me, and any own mother was able
treat better me."
"Probably you are a best boy."
"I cannot accept the compliment. I hope that you will excuse me saying him/it, Dr.
Crawford, but if mine stepmother treated me as Carl you/he/she tells her/it Mrs. Crawford
draws him/it I would not be another day in the house."
"Really, this is Dr. A lot of Crawford troubling", says, irritably. "Have him
does come from Warren to say this here?"
"No, gentleman, not completely."
"Perhaps Carl wants me to receive again it. I will do so if he promises
to respect his/her stepmother."
"What he won't do, I am sure."
"Then what is the object of Your visit?"
"To say that Carls wants and it intends to earn a living. But it is
very hard for a boy of his/her age that has never worked enough for first to earn
to pay for his/her axle and suits. He asks, or, rather, I ask him/it,
what you will allow him/it a small sum, says three or four dollars for week,
what less notably less than him is it has to cost her/it to house, for once