Capitolo 12
me."
"Fifteen dollars are many money for a boy likes to bring her
you round off with you", says his/her keeper.
"I don't think that I will lose, gentleman" the boy answered.
"Perhaps not, but you will be tried for ruinously spending him/it."
John Fox didn't seem agreeable. He was uncertain if he was not able
properly takes from his/her custody the strength money, but it happened to him
what best not to affirm rather so early would be his/her authority.
"We will speak again" of this, he said.
"It is well me I didn't bring the whole house of money. I wonder soon me as
The Mr. Fox will make another attempt to assure the sum that I have with me,"
thought Harry.
The attempt was made what same night.
Harry was afraid he would be waited for to occupy the same room with
Joel in that case that he could hope in any reserve, and it would be incapable
to conceal his/her money that he had the small doubt his/her understood keeper
to assure, with half licit or bump. However, that happened
Joel slept in a small bedroom that opens out some room of his/her parents. Then
Harry was assigned a room of attic, in the end of the house the sides
tilting down himself/herself/itself to the eaves. It was inferior to the rooms on the
close-up, but our hero was not prepared for complaining. He appraised
superior more elegant loneliness.
The suspect of Harry was roused by the circumstance that his/her keeper
again refers not to his/her money, neither him the demonstration some disappointment
to his/her custody you/he/she is declining to intrust him with him.
During the evening, Joel revealed an axle of backgammon, and it proposed
to Harry to play. If there would have been anything to read Harry
you/he/she would have preferred to linger himself/herself/themselves in so, but her Mr. Fox
you don't seem to be literary. There were some books in the house, but
they was not of an attractive character.
Partly in backgammon, partly in conversation with his/her child and heir of
the Foxes, the time passed up to mean-past eight.
"Joel, you can go in bed", says his/her mother. "Eight have mean-passed."