Capitolo 83
around, feeling that he was a victim of the sick fortune. It didn't happen
to him that that sick fortune was of his really to bring.
I CAPITULATE XXII
THE MAGICIAN'S ARRIVAL
The week passed and Luke attentively avoided our hero that goes till now
as to cross the road as not to satisfy him/it. The evening of Saturday,
according to his/her setup, Luke would have paid the excess of
his/her wages, after having satisfied his/her axle account, to the Mr. Merrill, for Harry.
But he didn't go near him. Monday, tailor's reunion him,
churches because he had not held his/her accord.
"The fact is", said Luke, "I have been unlucky."
"How unlucky?"
"I had my wages loosen in pocket, and he/she succeeded in losing them
somehow."
"That is very unusual", says the tailor, suspiciously.
"Because it is unusual?" Asked Luke. "It didn't make Harry Walton it loses his
money?"
"You seem to have lost the Your to a very convenient duration."
"It is hard on me", said Luke. "So a lot owing, I want to pay as
rapid as me I am able, as to have my wages to me. Doesn't do you he/she sees
that?"
"Where does he/she think that You lost the money?"
"I am sure I don't know", said Luke.
"Well", said Merrill, dryly that "I hope that you will take the best care of
Your wages the next evening of Saturday."
"I mean. I cannot afford to lose more."
"I don't believe, a word of that that he says around losing his/her money,"
says the tailor, privately to Harry. "I think that it is only a makeup
to free himself/herself/themselves to pay her/it."
"Doesn't he/she think that he will pay me?" Asked Harry.
"He doesn't want if he can help him/it", it was the answer. "He is a slippery
client. I believe that his/her money it is in pocket to this moment."
The Mr. Merrill was not rather the right; but it was only as to the
where of the money. It was in the trunk of Luke. Him intended
runs away, while leaving all of his/her creditors in the staggers. This was the "new
way of paying the old debts" that they happened to Luke as very the easiest.
The next evening of Saturday, the Mr. Merrill waited in vain for a call