Capitolo 39
extraneous, with a deferential smile.
"That is my name", he/she answered to our hero.
"Is it alone?"
"Yes, gentleman", it said Harry an a little confused.
"It is well. Me suffered I will come to business. You has probably felt
of me, eh?"
"Probably I have, but I don't remember well names."
"The name of Mendelssohn Brown, is known well enough, I adulate
me", says the visitor with complaisance. "To be brief--I felt her
you sing last evening, and very it was settled with Your interpretation of the
various selections."
Harry arched.
"I am almost about to form a society of juvenile Pinafore, and it would like to
You have he/she takes the principal part. You would make an excellent _Admiral_.
I propose to take my society of work all on the United States. ME
you/he/she should be prepared to pay her as the star of star twenty-five
dollars for week."
Harry opened his/her eyes in amazement.
"Does he/she think of me able to sing in work?" he asked.
"Yes, after being trained by Your humble servant. What does it say?"
"I thank her for Your offer that adulates, the Dr. Brown, but me they don't feel to
the liberty to leave Teacher Hemenway."
The doctor knitted the eyelashes.
"Allow me to tell him, you are standing in Your his/her own light, her Mr. Vain" that he has said,
eagerly. "There is some difference among a common juggler, as
the Magician of Madagascar"--the doctor ironically laughed--"and a
musical and notorious manager that could do her/it famous. Ago Hemenway
Do you pay her as much as me offers?"
"No, gentleman."
"I thought of yes. Then as you/he/she can hesitate?"
"We am almost about to make an Australian turn", answered Harry "and, separately
from all the other considerations, I am happy to have an opportunity to travel."
"Could not you/he/she postpone him/it?"
"No, gentleman."
"Then", Dr. Said Brown, rather depressed, "I can only offer him/it
good-morning. I think that you are committing an error."
"Perhaps, after I return from Australia, it is probable that I am ready to accept
Your offer."
"It will be late the doctor, obscurely.