Capitolo 60
times the week should like to have a daily paper expeditious. Each
newspaper that its way finds in field the circles and its goes
contents are eagerly devoured.
"I will write very soon again him. The letters I write and
receives from house it will be one of my principal sources of
pleasure. God blesses him/it all, you/he/she is the prayer of Your affectionate
husband and it produces, "Henry Frost."
It is not really necessary to say that this letter was read with
anxious interest. That evening all the children, included little
Charles, was letters of writing occupied to the absent father. I have
not room to stamp all of them, but as this was Charles first it is
effort of epistolary, can interest some of my young readers to
see him/it. The errors in to spell will be excused on the result of
The literary inexperience of Charles. This is the way that has started:
"MORE DISTANT BUCK: I am sorry You hav to live in a hous of the trunk hammered him on
with mud. Me shuds think nearby the wood cum of mud street on Your. I am
wel and so it is Maggie. Frank is agoin to manufacture me a sleigh--a truth
good. Me shal cal it the egle. I hope soon for us the shal sum of hav
sno. It will be my day of berth next week. Me shal is seven years
old. I hope soon again her for cum. Good nite.
"from Charles."
Charles was so proud of his/her letter that he has insisted on to have him/it
included in a separate envelope and it planned alone--an application
what consents with from his/her mother.
I CAPITULATE XIII. DAMAGE Á. PIEDI
As you/he/she can be supposed, John Haynes was incensed deeply with Frank
Covers with cold for the way in which he had put him in relief in his/her attack
on Pomp. He felt that in this whole matter from which he had appeared
any advantage means. After everything of his/her boast, he had been,
defeated by a boy younger and smaller than him. The old one
grudge that he had against Frank for the success earned him/it on
to increased school and it added prickly to his/her mortification. Him
felt that he should not be never satisfied until him had come on"