Capitolo 29
I am sure; and it will be so beautiful to make the knowledge of everybody
Your intelligent friends.'
'Well, Edie', says his/her brother, softly smiling at the light, cheerful,
small trembling figure, 'I think that me done right in to put him/it
by you now cultivate. It is in the moment in which well you have not been climbed to Oxford up to
after Your trip on the Continent with me. What three months in
Paris and Switzerland and Venice and Florence, did a lot her
good, you see; Improves her, and it gave him tone, and it provided her
with things to speak around.'
'Because, you should not think me I needed some improvement to everybody, gentleman,'
Edie responded, while sticking out the lips; 'and as to speaking, I am not aware I ever had
some shortage of subjects for conversation also before me it followed the
Continent. There are things enough to be said on sky and earth
in England, certainly without one having to expedite through France and
Italy, as the excursionists of alone Cook to chase on anything fresh
to chat around. It is my belief that a person that you/he/she cannot find
anything new to say on the world of every-day around her he/she doesn't want
discovers a lot of suggestive matter for conversation in a Continental
Bradshaw. It is as that watery and weak lady that I have met to the table
of hote in Geneva. From anything she said me I gathered her you/he/she had been
in India, and I asked to her as it liked her. "Oh", she said, "it is
very warm." I told her I had felt so before. To the moment she said
anything casually around having been in Brazil. I asked to her that that
kind of place that Brazil was. "Oh." she said, "ago very warm."
I told her I had also felt that. Among brief she started to speak again
on Barbadoes. "What did he/she think about Western Indies?" I said me.
"Oh", it said her, "they has a lot of heats, really." I told her I had
gathered as very from preceding travellers. And that was positively
all in the end I ever went out of her for all of his/her trips.'
'The my dear Edie, I have always admitted that you are simply perfect,'