Harriet A. Adams

Capitolo 17

"No Dad sometimes ago, but he never makes me go."

"I don't hope."

"Will to-day go, Miss Vernon?"

"Not if I can act my pleasure."

"I am so happy, for said dad if you didn't go, we am able every taking a
walks, but if you desired to go, he would bridle Rapid and he/she would pick her up.

"I had rather a lot to take the to-day of walk. Of the day, I will want to
goes to Your church."

"There, dad is ready, I feel him/it in the room. You find Your hat, Miss
Vernon."

"But You forgetful he has not invited me yet."

"It dawns, asks to Miss Vernon if she will take a walk with us, or it goes
to church?" says the Mr. Wyman, to that moment that calls from the foot of
the steps.

Miss Vernon was not long in to do I notice his/her choice, for her it jumped
and I handed his/her hat, and in some moments the three was walking
through the garden toward the woods and fields.

"Which direction, Miss Vernon we will take?"

"Some;  it is beautiful entirely."

"Then conducts the way, Dawn and mind You action as a good pilot and face
I/you/he/she don't find us in some brooks."

You gaily raced first on, and they was found soon on the limit
of a rich assistant, mossy.

"Or, is it not beautiful, dad? I will bring all this beautiful musk
house."

"No, it Dawns, allows him to remain. You gather here some champions from and
there, but it doesn't damage the beautiful general effect. Now it is ours;
we cannot do this way it bringing him/it house to grow weak him and to die. 
us, dear?"

"No you always have reason and good person dad."

"To-tomorrow that others can come here, and the beautiful scene will be as
arranging to them as to us. There is a possession, Miss Vernon, other
what that that it recognizes the world;  and it is always pleasant to
me to think that although a man can build him a building and call
him his/her owner, he really possesses alone it of who eyes see the
the most greater part of his/her beauties, and of who soul appropriates them. And so, a
beautiful stain as this, or the most excellent garden can belong the
passing whose purse doesn't contain a penny."