Capitolo 50
"Does it know Herbert Carr it had my place last evening?"
"Well?"
"There is without doubt that him taken the postage stamps and money."
"That very probably is not."
"I feel sure of it--so sure that I mean to debit him/it with him."
"Well, you can see what he says."
Ebenezer didn't understand that Ebens it intended to have the boy
arrested, and you/he/she would not have consented to him it had him known. But Eben
slipped out of the shop, and it systematized for the arrest without his
father's knowledge. Indeed, he didn't learn up to the had test
it already started, Eben that has constituted some excuse his/her absence.
When Eben returned his/her father he/she greeted him/it very distant in a tone from
cordial.
"Well, Eben, do I feel you you/he/she has gone and has you/he/she made a fool of You?"
"I am only defending Your ownership, son-in-laws", said Eben,
gruffly. "I thought that you would have appreciated him better than this."
"You has debited an innocent boy with theft, and now all of his/her friends
it will place him/it on agin' us."
"Was it about to be stolen without saying a word?" Asked Eben.
"No, I am not, Eben Graham; I am goin' to say a word, and now the
time to say him/it. You cannot throw wool on my eyes. The money you/he/she has gone,
and the postage stamps have gone, and someone got 'the em."
"Herbert Carr!"
"No, it is not Herbert Carr. It is someone more next to me, I am ashamed
to say, that the Herbert Carr."
"Does he/she mean to say me I picked them up?" Asked Eben.
"I won't stick out complaint unless I can try him/it, but I will look at her
enough from near later this."
"In that case, I don't desire to work for you some longest; I throw on
the situation", said Eben, highly.
"Verv well. When he/she will leave city?"
"Me to the that it doesn't go to currently leave city."
"Where will he/she board, then?"
Eben concerned his/her father in dismay.
"Won't it send me adrift, is it?" he asked, in
dismay.
"I won't sustain her in idleness; if you abandon Your
situation in the shop, you will have to go to work for someone