Capitolo 29
taking. He felt him very proud. "You look", says one of them; that that a great great
fish!" Bob felt and felt prouder that never. He threw his/her fish in the
as if him same saying, "Oh, that is not anything, me _always_ takes the
greater fish." Then he started to torment again his/her hook.
Only Paul shouted then, "Oh, Oh, Oh!" quickly. Bob has turned as soon as in duration
to see his/her prize fish wags out him some can and back in the sea.
"Oh, Oh, Oh!" He was not a proud fisherman anymore. He had been as soon as a very sad
small boy.
On another day Bob and Paul it stopped of forehead to a small cottage. A man
it was in the enclosure that arranges a him. The man was a young strong fisherman.
To the door of the cottage an old man, the old man with white hair sat. A reed
it was from his/her side. He talked to Bob and Paul and it allowed them to enter and he/she sits
on the footsteps near him. He was the father of the fisherman. He had called
Heads John. He had been once a fisherman himself. Now he was too much old man
to work, but he knew a lot of histories of the sea. Bob and Paul never grew
gotten tired to feel them. Every day of theirs they came to the cottage. Heads John
is sat there always at the street of access, with his/her reed from his/her side. Him
raccontarloro was always ready a true exciting history of the sea.
One day that a great grey cat has been curled above to the feet of Captain John. "It is cat
Your pet, Captain John?" Asked Bob. "No, the small young fellow", it said the old man.
"You belong to my daughter. Almost my pet is as old man as me I am. You are a
old brave friend. We am hammered by each other for more than fifty years there.
We have seen together hard times and the good times. And we am now growing
old side side."
"Will it show her to us, please Captain John?" says few the two
boys.
"Yes, yes", the old man answered; "comes with me." Him taken his/her reed and
walking a lot, very slowly him picked up the boys around the cottage to a small
garden. There was a stain in the garden that was bright with flowers.