Capitolo 39
his/her destiny.
"I feel as if I could choose a pocket to-day and I could not mind some, if it
it was a rich person. It is a shame, when dad was always this way
generous, that nobody remembers us. If never I am rich again, I want
only you chase on all the poor girls that I can find, and gives them beautiful
shoes, if nothing other", she thought, as she went along the crowded one
roads, unintentionally making a break to the windows of shop to look with
covetous eyes to the treasures among.
Withstanding the allurements of French slippers with arcs and buckles,
she bought wisely a plan, pair profit and it walked away to work,
balm that finds for his/her wounds in the fact that they was very convenient.
More balm came when she met a young friend that connected her/it as her
it was standing, while anxiously looking at the poles of grape of grape in a window and craving to
you buy some for Laura.
This schoolmate of affectionate he/she read the wish before Jessie saw her/it,
and it gratified him/it so adroitly that the girl could accept the beautiful one
basketful sent to his/her sister without feeling himself/herself/themselves as a spender or a
mendicant. He/she comforted her a lot of, and the world started to look
more diamond after that small touch of the gentleness, as ago always when
genuine understanding ago light of the sun in shady places.
To the shop of art she was said that more than the autumn-flowers of Laura
it was in demand; and its face was so full of innocent delight and
gratitude enough the old man that sold her the varnishes touched, and
it gave her more than the value of his/her money, while remembering his/her his/her own hard times
and being sorry for the girl enough young which father that he had known.
Then Jessie didn't have to pretend very hard to being "as cheerful as a
has a good time" when she found to house and it showed his/her treasures. Laura was so happy
on the unexpected gifts that the supper of bread and milk and
grape's grape they were a true picnic; and Jessie found a smile on his/her face when