Capitolo 56
"In ten minutes", answered Hannah, quickly.
"Carl and I are both hungry. We have had considerable exercise,"
here he mentioned with the head to Carl with a comic glance, and Carl understood that him
him reported partly to his/her dispute with the vagabond.
Hannah disappeared in the kitchen, and it said the Mr. Jennings: "Comes
above, Carl. I will show her Your room."
On an old style stairway Carl followed his/her innkeeper and the second
opened the door of a room of side on the first unloading. It was not great,
but it was clean and comfortable. There was a litter of cottage a washstand,,
a small desk and a pair of chairs.
"I hope that you will come to feel here to house", Mr. Said Jennings, kindly.
"Thanks, gentleman. I am sure I am able", Carl responded, with gratitude.
"There are some fingernails to hang Your attire on", it followed the Mr. Jennings,
and then he shortly stopped, for him it was clear that the small gripsack of Carl
you/he/she could not contain an additional suit, and he felt him delicate to calling above in
the boy's mind the thought of his/her poverty.
"Thanks, gentleman", said Carl. "I left my trunk to the house of a friend,
and if you had to succeed in to find me a place, I will send for him."
"That is well!" he/she returned the Mr. Jennings, while seeming lifted. "I now want
You leave her for some moments. You will find water and towels, in case You
desires to wash in front of supper."
Carl was happy about the opportunity. He was particular around his/her personnel
aspect and him he felt warm and dusty. He bathed his/her face and hands,
attentively dusted his/her suit, it brushed his/her hair, and it was ready to come down
when he felt the tinkling of a small bell to the foot of the forehead
steps.
He quickly found his/her way in the clean dine-room to the back of the
living room. The Mr. Jennings sat to the head of the table, a few the giant,
diminutive in stature, but with wide shoulders, a great head and a
powerful frame. Opposite he sat Hannah, tall, rigid and right as a
grenadier. You formed a strange contrast to his/her employer.