Capitolo 86
I doubt if he has written since then to correct the false position, as
I forced him/it to do. If not, I will owe me him to go away the
school."
"You will be justified in to do this way." Next day brought Hector two
letters. One was of Allan Roscoe, and he/she read as it follows:
"HECTOR: I have received from Your teacher I deign a letter that has
fills me with pain and the sorrow. I knew that you had the great guilts,
but I didn't dream that you would be bent so low as to steal money,
as it seems that you have done. The Mr. Smith writes that there is no room
to doubt Your guilt. Him he discovered in the pocket of Your
pantaloons a portfolio that contains a great sum of money that he had
failed first only short once. He learned that you had digitato his
lodgings, and taken the money, being tried by Your really cheat
and perverted heart.
"I cannot express the shame that I feel to this revelation of the moral lowness. ME
it is really happy that you are not connected with me from blood. Still me
don't forget that my poor man brother treated her as a child; and takings
the pains to train above her in correct ideas. It would give him deep pain
it was able him he/she knows how the boy that him so it piled up with benefits you/he/she has turned
out! I can say me that Guy it is as a lot of shocked as me I am, but him, it
it seems, it had a best knowledge of You that me; for him it tells me he is
don't feel him/it. I confess me I am, for me I thought better of
You.
"Under the circumstances I won't feel me lined up in to do for you
as much as me intended. I proposed to hold her/it to school for two
years more, but I now have to announce that this is Your last term,
and I advise her to do the his most greater part. I will try, when the term
he/she closes, to find some situation for you, where Your employer's money
it won't pass through Your hands. ALLAN ROSCOE."
Hector read the letter with contradictory feelings, the most prominent
the indignation that is and contempt for the man that so it easily allowed