Capitolo 8
nearer you look at him.
I freeze Franco it is to this point in his/her sixteenth year. He is around
the middle ransom, compactly did, and the color of heallhful in his
cheeks are the good evidence that he is not undertaking its studies to
his/her health's expense. He has chestnut and dark hair with a,
you disdain wave, and it is together a boy that excellent-looks.
To a desk behind him John Haynes sits, the child of Gentleman of country Haynes,
introduced in our last chapter. He is almost two years older than
Sends in immunity, and around as opposite to him in personal aspect as
well is imagined. He has a thin face, hair a lot of blacks are tall of
his/her age, and already starting to feel himself/herself/themselves a youth. His
way is full of pretension. He never forgets that his/her father is
the richest man in the city, and you/he/she can afford to give him advantages
superior to those possessed by his/her schoolmates. He has a
moderate action of the ability but antipathy is aroused for working very hard. His
the affectation of the Superiority him ago as unpopular among his
schoolmates as Frank are popular.
These two boys, together with Henry Tufts they constitute the preparatory ones
class of Academy of Rossville. Henry is mild in his/her manners and a
respectable student, but it doesn't possess positive character. He comes
from a city ten miles far, and aces with the manager. Frank,
although the more three youth, the other excels two in scholarship.
But there is some doubt if he will be able to go to the university. His
father is in moderate circumstances, while deducing a comfort
existence from a small farm, but it is able to placed from a very small
excess every year and this he feels him/it necessary to hold in reserve
for the liquidation of the mortgage held by Gentleman of country Haynes. Frank
the opportunity to reach that that him desire-one university education-seems small;
but he is resolved at least to prepare for the university, while feeling himself/herself/itself so equal