Capitolo 12
his/her eyes, and looking in the face of his/her visitor.
"I cannot do that. I am very short of money."
"Then it is me", played in harmonious way in the gentleman of country. He had two hundred dollars in his
desk to that moment that waits for profitable investment; but then him
a lie doesn't precisely call him/it to misrepresent for a purpose. "Then it is
ME. Money tightened, neighbor."
"Money always narrow with me, gentleman of country", Hiram Walton returned with
a sigh.
"Was it a-meanin' to pay down anything?" asked the gentleman of country.
"I don't see how I am able."
"That alters the case, you know. I was able well as hold the cow, as
to sell down her without the money."
"I am prepared to pay interest on the money."
"Clearly that is equitable. Wall, confinements with, what you tell goin'
out to see the cow?"
"Is it in the barn?"
"No, she is in the pastur.' 'Tai doesn't line of fur."
"I will go together with you."
They served their way as a short cut through a cornfield to the
pasture--a great ten-acrid the destiny, covered with a scarce vegetation.
You/he/she could not be said that the cows of the gentleman of country live in clover.
"That is the critter", he said, while pointing out one of the cows that
you/he/she was pasturing near from. "To the not her a beauty?"
"You look well enough", Mr. Said Walton, equivocally from anybody means
sure that she would equalize his/her lost cow.
"You are one of the best that I have. I would not sell ef to which it was not
obligations. Me the ai not to every partic'lar, but I suppose that you have to hev
a cow."
"What does he/she ask her/it gentleman of country?"
"You are wuth all of forty dollars", he/she answered to the gentleman of country that knew
perfectly well that an equitable price would approximately be thirty. But then
his/her neighbor has to have a cow, and you/he/she didn't have any money to pay, and so you/he/she was
to his/her mercy.
"That seems tall Hiram", says.
"You are wuth every cent of him; but me the ai not nowise partic'lar around
sellin' her."
"Could not you/he/she say thirty-seven?"