Capitolo 72
but that is confused I also win! You will clearly tell her everybody
does know?"
"Yes; and I rather imagine him it will surprise the Mr. Jim. I desire them they had
I/you/he/she allow us to be in there."
Jim cleverly directed in the meantime, the search.
"He has been able to put him under the mattress", suggested Jim.
Socrates cast to the bed, and you/he/she lifted on the mattress, but no
portfolio revealed him to its eyes of search.
"No; don't be here!" he said, in a tone of disappointment; "the boy
you/he/she can have him/it around him. I will send for him."
"You wait for a moment, Uncle Socrates", said Jim; there is a pair of pantalonis
what I recognize as his."
The Mr. Smith immediately the push his/her hand in one of the pockets and
unsheathed the portfolio!
"Here is!" he exclaimed, cheerfully. "Here is!"
"Then Roscoe is a thief! I would not have thought him!" Said Jim.
"Neither me. I thought that the boy was too much of good family to stoop himself/herself/themselves to such
thing. But now me memory, the Mr. Allan Roscoe told me he was only
adopted by his/her brother. He is, perhaps, a criminal's child."
"Very probably!" Jim answered that it was happy to believe anything
derogatory to Hector.
"What is you/he/she going to do around him uncle?"
"I will bring the matter in front of the school. I want the dishonor the boy
publicly", answered Socrates Smith, austerely. "He deserves the
exposure."
"Aha, Roscoe Master!" Said Jim, happily to him; "Me rather
you think that I will get very soon also with that and You."
I CAPITULATE XIX.
A DRAMATIC SCENE.
It was after evenings to which the Mr. Smith has generally communicated the
school anything that he desired to call to their attention. This
it had to be the occasion to bring our hero in the dishonor.
The boys assembled, the rather ignorant most greater part of them that anything
unusual it was to happen. Same Hector, the person mainly
party, was completely unconscious that he would have been done "a
bright mark" for the arrows of suspect and obloquy. If he had
observed the particular one and triumphantly malevolent glances with which Jim