Capitolo 42
house to supper."
"And we have not been to Central Park, later everything."
"That will make another day for. It is boys they allowed to play ball in the
park?"
"Two afternoons of week, I believe, but I didn't play there never."
"We will have to try him/it some day."
"I should like to play--with You."
They reached house in the full duration for supper. To the table of supper Mr.
Reynolds was unusually stricken from the diamond and animate face of his
child and his/her good appetite.
"What is you/he/she making to do her/it so hungry, Herbert?" he asked.
"I took a walk with Grant, and we had an excellent game of ball."
"I am happy to feel him/it", says the mediator, very it arranged. "If you want
strong and strong becoming as Grant for which it is the best thing
You to do."
"I never liked to play ball dad before."
"That is a compliment to you, Grant" says the mediator smiling.
"I think", he told the affected one elderly lady that presided on the,
family, recitation as housewife "Herbert will be the best for
having a boy in the house."
"I don't know that", Mrs. said Estabrook, rigidly. "When him
entered the house he had mud on his/her suits. He never did that
you cultivate this boy it came."
"I won't complain me of that, if its health has improved."
Mrs. Estabrook that was a poor relationship of the mother of Herbert knitted
on his/her mouth, but he/she didn't answer. In his/her eyes, it was more main point
what a boy should hold his/her suits whole and clean that to have
color in his/her cheeks and health in his/her frame.
"I hope that boy won't be here long", she thought, while assigning, of
course, to Grant. "Him enough he/she will spoil Herbert making to make him/it rough and
happy-go-lucky of his/her aspect."
"Well, Herbert, and as it likes Grant?" asked to the Mr. Reynolds, as
his/her child was offering him/it good-night before going in bed.
"I am so happy you brought here it dad. I will have the good times
now. Will it allow him to be the whole duration, doesn't want her?"
"I will see around him, Herbert" he/she answered to his/her father, while smiling.