Capitolo 90
A surly voice seemed to proceed from the mouth of Frank, while saying: "Yes,
gentleman."
"Is you/he/she gotten married, gentleman?"
Again the same surly voice responded: "Yes, gentleman; I desire me not to be;"
to the great delight of the small boys.
"Indeed, gentleman! I hope that Your wife doesn't do him/it I inconvenience for
You."
"You lick me", Frank seemed to answer.
"I am sorry. What does it lick you with?"
"With a broomstick."
Frank seemed foolish and there was a general laughter.
"I hope that she doesn't treat so badly it very thick, gentleman."
"Yes, her ago, every day", it was the answer. "If her knowed that I was
on here that it tells him, she would strike me terrible."
"In that case, gentleman, I won't be cruel enough to hold here her some
more from a lot. Takes my suggestion, gentleman and gets a divorce."
"Then I want, from hokey!"
It is Frank, among laughter cordial resumptions its place, not having sent forth later
a word, the teacher that is responsible for the whole conversation.
I CAPITULATE XXIV
THE LETTER OF HARRY
During the absence of Harry, the small family to Granton had,
long around as usual. They lived from hand to speak to emphatic way. It required
defrauding acute to offer food and suits for the small one
family.
There was a neighbor that brusquely looked at their progress and this
it was Gentleman of Green country. You will remember that he had tied the Mr. Walton
losing ten dollars, if, at the end of six months, he was not,
him prepared to pay the forty dollars and interest that he had agreed
to pay for the cow. It is a test of the intense baseness of the man
what, although rich while his/her neighbor was poor, he was strongly in
it hopes that the seconds incurred in the penalty and they would force to
pay him/it.
A Green of the Gentleman of country of the morning boarded the Mr. Walton, the gentleman of country that is to
you work in his/her his/her own anterior enclosure.
"The good morning, near Walton" that he has said.
"Good morning, gentleman of country."
"As it is that terrifies a-doin?'"
"Well enough."