Capitolo 19
"I am happy to see that you are not aristocratic Your tastes but me
doesn't extend completely because her like this young lady from the
poor-house."
"You can laugh to me, but I do. I cannot say because, only she seems this way
happy and busy, and it sings so beautifully, and it is strong enough to
you wash rubbing and purposes, and it doesn't have any difficulties to torment her/it", Rose dictates,
doing an amusing confuses of reasons in his/her efforts to explain.
"How does he/she know that?"
"Oh, I was saying her around mine and churches if she had of it, and
she said, 'No, only I would like to go to school, and I mean to some
day."
"Doesn't she call abandonment, poverty and hard job troubles then?
You are a small brave girl, and I will be proud to know her/it." And
Uncle Alec gave a sign that approves that you/he/she has made wish of Rose that she had
is that to earn him/it.
"But which are these the troubles of Your child?" he asked, after a
minute of silence.
"Please doesn't ask to me uncle."
"It is not able dirloro to me as to Phebe?"
Anything in his/her tone made touch of Rose that would have been best to
you speak clear and is done with him, so she responded, with sudden colour
and it dissuaded eyes
"The greatest was losing the dear dad."
As she said that, the arm of Uncle Alec softly came you round off him, and him
it attracted him to him, while saying, in the voice as dad
"That is a trouble that I cannot recover my child,; but I will try
Makes her touch it I lead. Thing other, dear?"
"I am so tired and the whole duration, I cannot poorly make anything to which I want,
and it makes me cross", sighed Rose, rubbing that the painful head, likes
an irritable child.
"What we can recover and we want", says his/her uncle with a definite sign,
that manufactured counterweight the curls on his/her head, to that saw of Rose the grey one
under the brown one.
"Aunt Myra says me I don't have constitution, and it will be never strong,"
Observed Rose, in a melancholy tone as if it were rather a beautiful thing to
both a void.
"Aunt Myra is an ahem! an excellent woman, but it is his/her hobby to