Capitolo 26
sigh of intense enjoyment.
"Is it on Benjamin Franklin, it is not?"
"Yes. You know, mother, he was a poor boy, and he worked his
way on?"
"Yes, I have felt so, but I never read his/her life."
"You has read better this when I have ended him. I am thinking
what an opportunity there is for me mother."
"An opportunity to do that that?"
"An opportunity to be someone when I become greater. Now I am poor, but this way
it was Franklin. He worked very hard, and it tried to learn all he was able.
That is his/her way of succeeding. I will do the same."
"We don't can all both Franklins, my child", Mrs. said Walton, not desiring
his/her child to form tall hopes that would be disappointed in the end.
"I know that, mother, and I don't expect me to be a great man as him.
But if I try very hard me I think that I can rise in the world, and an is worth
small money."
"I hope for her accustomed' is poor as Your father, Harry", says Mrs.
Walton, sighing as her thought a years of deprivation of pain
and poverty that reaches again the time of their marriage pinching.
They had somehow through him, but she hoped that their children
it would have a brighter destiny.
"I don't hope, said Harry. "If I become never rich, You shas don't have
you work some more."
Mrs. Walton weakly smiled. You were not full of hope and thought it
probable that before Harry became rich, his/her husband and she
you/he/she would be remaining from their job in the church square of village. But
she would not discourage the young enthusiasm of Harry from the expression
of such thought.
"I am sure you won't make Your father and lack of mother, if you have
the means to prevent him", she said to tall voice.
"We don't can any of us says what is coming, but I hope that you can be well
street of the time."
"I read in the paper of country the other day that very of the richest
men in Boston and New York were once poor boys", Harry said in a
full of hope tone.
"Then I have felt", says his/her mother.
"If theirs succeeded me I don't see because I am not able."