Capitolo 94
"There is then afoot some damage. I never sent for him", says the
shaken father.
The Mr. Reynolds asked for Harvey to accompany him/it to the nearest police
you put, and reports everybody that he has known to the reigning officer that
it is probable that the police has put on the footstep. He asked in vain to him that that
you object any one could have away in spiriting the boy but anybody probable
explanation happened to him.
On his/her return in the house he communicated to the housewife that that
he had learned.
"What does he/she think about him?" he asked.
"You/he/she can only be a practical joke", he/she calmly answered to the housewife.
"Concession of sky cannot be anything more! But I fear that I/you/he/she am far anything
more serious."
"I challenge says it is only a boy has a good time, the Mr. Reynolds."
"But You forgetful--it was a youth that you/he/she was seen in his/her society."
"Thing to think about him, doesn't really know then me. I don't believe the
boy will come to some damage."
The small sleep visited the pillow of the mediator that evening, but the
housewife seemed fresh and happy in the morning.
"Does it have the woman anybody sensitive?" thought the anxious father as him
the calm expression of the woman that had for five years looked
is responsible of his/her house.
When she was left in the house in peace her Mrs. Estabrook he/she took from her
workbasket a letter, dates that it brings one preceding month, and he/she slowly read
the following paragraph: "I have never forgotten the does evil me
of the Mr. Reynolds. He discharged briefly me from his/her job and
declined to give me a recommendation that a place would assure me
elsewhere. I swore to the duration that I would also have gotten with me and he
you/he/she has never changed my decision. I won't tell him that that me
proposes to do. It is best that you should not know. But of the day
You will feel anything that will catch her. When that duration
it comes, if You suspicious anything, doesn't say anything. You leave that the matters take them
course."
The letter was signed by Willis Ford.