Capitolo 57
"Do I wonder me what did him/it hires such tall woman?" thought Carl. "Being this way
small him, its ransom does him/it seem smaller."
There was a chair to a side, put for Carl.
"Sits down there, Carl", Mr. Said Jennings. "I won't hold her waiting for some
more from a lot that I can help. What has you/he/she given to-day Hannah there?"
"Roast of steer", Hannah answered in his/her deep tones.
"There is not better anything."
The innkeeper cut the road a liberal slice for Carl, and you/he/she passed the dish to
Hannah that provided potatoes, peas and squeeze. The mouth of Carl fairly
he/she sprinkled as he looked at the hospitable preparations for his/her refreshment.
"I never get excited me around what we am to have on the table", says
The Mr. Jennings. "Hannah always sees to that. You are he/she knows what I want.
Also, she is a capital that cook Hannah is."
Hannah seemed pleased to this compliment.
"You are easily settled, dominoes", she said.
"I should be difficult to be all right if I were settled with Your cooking.
You don't know so well the taste of Carl, but if there is anything that he likes
particularly he can tell him."
"You are very kind, gentleman", said Carl.
"There are not many men that would so thoughtfully treat" a poor boy, him
thought. "He manufactures me a honorable guest."
When he/she dines you/he/she was ended, the Mr. Jennings invited Carl to accompany him/it on a
walk. They passed along the principal road, almost every person of theirs
satisfied giving a cordial regard to the small man.
"He seems to be very popular", thought Carl.
For a long time they reached the manufactory. The Mr. Jennings went in the
office, followed by Carl.
A slender, dark-complexioned the man, approximately thirty-five years adult, sat on
a stool to a tall desk. Evidently he was the bookkeeper.
"Some letters, the Mr. Gibbon?" asked to the Mr. Jennings.
"Yes, gentleman; here four."
"Where am I/you/they from?"
"From New York, Chicago, Pittsburg and I Bring New."
"To thing they report?"
"Orders. I have given them to the Mr. Potter."