Capitolo 68
Is it probable that rigid money you enter his/her hands? Adult man as him was, he seemed
to need a keeper, and Leonard was prepared to act as such--for a
consideration.
"Has been a strange adventure!" thought Leonard, as he slowly bent his
footsteps I pour the house of his/her uncle. "I have extended a dollar of his in every way,,
and if he was not happened to wake up him in the moment in which he is probable that I would have done
better. You/he/she can turn however well, out as in the end."
"You are late rather, Leonard", tells his/her uncle a tone that has betrayed,
of the irritation. "I wanted to send her/it on an errand, and you are always
out of the way to such duration."
"Me now" I will go, said Leonard, with unusual amiability. "I have had a little
adventure."
"An adventure! What is it?" The Mr. Gibbon asked, with curiosity.
Leonard proceeded to give an account of his to find the intoxicated one in
the lawn, and his driving him/it to the hotel. You/he/she can quickly be supposed
what he didn't say anything of his/her attempt to appropriate a part of the
contained of the portfolio.
"Which was its name?" Asked gibbon, with languid curiosity.
"Phillip Stark, he calls."
A strange change came above to the face of the bookkeeper. There was a
frightened you look in his/her eyes, and its color was grown weak.
"Phillip Stark!" he repeated, in a frightened tone.
"Yes, gentleman."
"Thing the door here?" Gibbon nervously asked to him, but no words
passed his/her lips.
"Does it know the name?" Asked Leonard, wonderingly.
"Me--you/he/she has felt him before, but--no, I don't think that it is the same man."
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AN ASTUTE SCHEME.
"Ago this that the Mr. Stark intend to remain from very in the village!" asked the
bookkeeping, in a tone of the false indifference.
"He didn't say anything on that point", answered Leonard.
"Didn't it say that business it brought here it, do I suppose?"
"No, he was not really in condition to say a lot; he was enough full", says
Leonard, with a laughter. "However, he wants me to appeal to-tomorrow to him,