Capitolo 32
answers him in person, and it admitted the figure thin and acute,
makes calculator of Gentleman of Green country.
"How is it, confinements with?" he said, while looking around him with his
parrotlikes throw a look. "I thought that I would have raced only in one minute to see her/it
as I was goin' from."
"You sits, Gentleman of Green country. Takes the rocker."
"Thanks, neighbor. As it is the cow a-doin?'"
"Mediocre well. You don't give as much milk as that that I have lost."
"You will make the best bymeby. You are a good bargain to you, neighbor."
"I don't know", says Hiram Walton, equivocally. "You should be a
good cow for the price you asked."
"And she is a good cow", says the gentleman of country, emphatically; "and you are
fortunate to find her/it so convenient, buyin' in duration. What doin is' there,
Harry? School through, to the not it?"
"Yes, gentleman."
"I feel you it is a good researcher. Done find the prize, didn't it do her?"
"Yes", Mr. Said Walton; "Harry was always good to his/her books."
"I now enough guess him he/she knows. You are able you/he/she should put to work him/it."
"He is ready enough to work", Mr. Said Walton. "He was never lazy."
"That is good. There is a sight of lazy boys, incapable around in
these days. It seems as if theirs were waited for to earn their bread 'n's butter
a-doin' the nothin.' I have been a thinkin', near Walton that you want
find him/it hard to pay for that cow in six months."
"I am afraid I am able", says the grower, while thinking of surprise, "
is you/he/she going to reduce the price?"
"Then I thought it poured it is probable that we make a setup to do him/it easier."
"I should be happy to him you/he/she has done easier, gentleman of country. It was hard on
me, losing that illness cow."
"Clearly. Well, what I was thinkin' it was, it is probable that You rentals out Your
boy to work for me. I would allow him/it two dollars for month and axle,
and the salaries would help you pay for the cow."
Harry looked above in dismay at this proposal. He knew well a lot
the baseness of the axle that offered the gentleman of country, as inferior