Capitolo 55
Hector of what you/he/she had been had a good time by the solemn ones and impressive comments
Socrates, looked above in surprise. It really had Allan Roscoe traduced
him in this way, after the stolen possession of his/her inheritance as Hector
done feel convinced that he had done?
"Hector Roscoe!" Said Socrates, severely; "you get up, and allows me to feel
thing you have to say for you."
Hector calmly of rose, and it faced the manager, from anybody means
reverential-stricken fear to the serious accusation that he had listened.
"I say this, the Mr. Smith" that he has responded, "that I didn't attach Your
nephew up to him had attacked me before. This he did to less the
provocation of slightest and me I defended me, as I had a right to
face."
"Be a lie!" Murmured Jim, in an audible tone to his/her uncle.
"The relationship of my nephew is of a different character. I am prepared
believe him/it."
"I repent to say gentleman that he has made a false statement. I want
give him an account of that that happened indeed. On my return from a
walks he sent a boy that summons me to his/her presence. As he was not a
teacher, and it didn't have authority anymore on me that me on him, me
declined to respect, but it sent word that if he desired to see me he was able
comes where I was. I walked down then to the brook in the field of Carver.
He followed me, as soon as he had received my communication, and, debiting
I with impertinence, challenged me to a struggle. Well, we had a
struggle; but he attached me before."
"I don't know if this account is right or not", says
Socrates, a small nonplused from this new version of the bargain.
"I am ready to accept one of the boys" the decision of some, says
Hector.
"Bates", it said Socrates that knew that this boy was an adherent of
his/her nephew, this account "it is of Roscoe it is true?"
Bates hesitated a moment. He was still afraid of Jim, but when him
thought of the bravery of Hector, him concluded that he would do better to say
the truth.
"Yes, gentleman", he responded.
Jim Smith cast an angry and threatening look to his/her weakness