G. Mercer (Graeme Mercer) Adam
Capitolo 64
"But does what did her under the sun kiss her/it?" asked this practical
young lady.
"Oh, murder, Rose, that asks! That that under the sun ago a taste
a fishing or does it tear a flower?"
"But if the fishing or the flower it doesn't belong to you? I don't love
make him/it lectures, Edward; You has sufficiently expiated Your offense."
"Me never the dreamed", he/she returned the guilty one, "that a kiss for a hit,
what the rule of the Cristiano of morals is, you/he/she could be translated by the
wild poor man in a hit for a kiss."
"You probably terrorized her/it. That head of old man has drawn her on the
belief that the white man is a mixture of all the vices."
"Well, she involved as if it is probable that I am that. You never made a break
you consider the downfall that she had beaten, but it cast away as a shine of
lightning."
Rose laughed; but after she departed the smile on the face of his/her brother
quickly faded away. Not that the bruise on its eyebrow was so severe, but
he found him/it impossible to forgive the hit to his/her vanity.
"Bella small beast!" he murmured his/her breath under, "I don't have
still done with her. You will live to give me anything more beautiful than this
in return for my caresses."
I CAPITULATE VII.
AN ACCIDENT.
Some days later, Edward, climbed on on his/her favourite Bess Nero while waiting
for Rose to accompany him/it in a gallop in the morning, you/he/she was surprised for seeing that
young adventurous lady prepares him to make himself/herself/themselves sit on Pat a little crazy person,
animal as soon as more than a colt whose character for the instability was
notorious.
"I have put my heart on him", it was every Rose you/he/she could tell in answer her
brother's protests.
"Please" puts Your heart on him as much as You, returned Edward "this way
long as You doesn't put Your person on him."
"In England", he risked, the respectful Tredway, the young ladies"
generally prefers a more trusted animal."
"Well, when we go to England", answered Rose, throwing his/her arm around
her neck slandered steed, "we will do as the English does--doesn't want us