Capitolo 68
loss. Accords, if you will accompany me, I have some questions to put
to You."
Grant and his/her main left the room together.
"He won't leave the boy is punished, although he has to know that he is guilty,"
tells her/it Mrs. Estabrook, spitefully.
"Him ago a fool of his on that boy", says Willis Ford,
puzzled.
"He is an astute young vagabond", says the housewife. "I know him
taken the obligations."
"He clearly did", Ford consented, although he had the best of reasons
to know that Grant was innocent.
"In every case", he continued, "you are entirely right, mother, since Mr.
Reynolds agrees to constitute the value of the obligations to you. When You
you find Your money, only you consult me around investing him/it. Don't put him/it
in obligations, for them you/they can be stolen."
"I have perhaps put better him in the bank" of savings, it said his
stepmother.
"You will find there very small interest; I can run over him/it so you are able
does completely so much. There will be however, calculations enough to speak of
what when you have the money. Now, mother, I will have to offer her/it
good-evening."
"Cannot you/he/she be more from very, Willis? I feel me so shaken that I don't like
is left alone. I don't know what that boy can do."
"I think that you are sure Willis Ford", says, it secretly had a good time. But, as
he left the house, he felt him worried seriously. There was danger
that Jim Morrison, when he found the money that he was to receive
held back, you/he/she would be incensed and you/he/she would be reported Ford that had received again
his/her evidence of indebtedness. If he had to divulge that the obligations had
the state given by Ford, Grant would be clarified, and he would be
convict of theft.
How Ford was leaving the house a boy of telegraph you/he/she was ascending only the
footsteps. It was John Cava-nagh, already assigned to.
As its eyes remained on Ford, he told him: "Where I have seen
that fellers? I know his/her face."
Then it flashed on the boy that he had seen Ford to the Great one