Capitolo 76
"Because?"
"Because you would probably have to go to the poorhouse", said Halbert,
insolently.
"I don't know that", said Robert, freshly. "I rather think that I was able
You buy out her, Halbert Davis, clock, gloves the reed and everybody."
"What does it intend?" Required Halbert, superbly. "You seem to forget
what you are a mendicant, or following to him."
Robert put down his/her buckets, and, opening his/her coat, you/he/she drew out a handful of
accounts.
"Does that seem going to the almshouse?" he said.
"They is not the Your", returned Halbert, notably surprised for,
although he didn't know the denomination of the accounts, it was evident
what a considerable amount of money there was.
"It belongs to me, every dollar of him", returned Robert.
"I don't believe him/it. Where did it find him/it? Berries that choose, I suppose,"
he added, with a sneer.
"It doesn't do difference to you where I found him/it", says our hero returning,
the money to his/her pocket. "Me shas don't go to the almshouse you cultivate this self I am
all gone ones."
"He has had to steal him", murmured Halbert, looking after Robert with
disappointment and the sorrow. It was certainly very annoying that, in
spite of all of his/her attempts to humiliate and to ruin our hero, he seemed more
prosperous that never.
I CAPITULATE XVIII.
A VISIT Á. THE LAWYER.
Mrs. Rushton was garnishing with braids straw when Robert entered with his/her berries.
"Could not you/he/she sell Your berries Robert?" she asked.
"I have not tried anchor mother."
"The season that produces berries won't last very longer", it said his/her mother,
despondently.
"Doesn't take in loan trouble, mother. I am sure we will get well long."
"You feel more trust that I do."
"Me as soon as I have met Halbert Davis in the road."
"Has you/he/she done with him above?"
"It is for him to do above with me."
"I am afraid you are too much euphoric Robert. It made Halbert he/she speaks
You?"
"Oh, yes", said Robert, laughing. "He takes a great interest in mine
business. He foretells that we will still come to the poorhouse."