Capitolo 17
one hundred dollars; not because he needs it, for me I understand that he is
rich, but as a mark of memory."
The grower slightly knitted the eyelashes, and you/he/she opened and closed his/her brown hands
dissatisfaction. He was rich; but when it was never a satisfied man
with that? He had counted on some thousand with which he proposed
to buy an adjacent farm. However, her Mrs. Pinkerton was pleased. There
so a lot it was the more for her.
"To Cornelius Dixon"--here the knowledge in the morning of Herbert started to
feel excited--"I transmit one hundred dollars to buy a mirror,
and a new suit of suits."
Does her some youth it very perceptibly lengthened as him it felt the small one
amount of his/her legacy, and he flashed wildly to Mrs. Pinkerton that
shown a face of mirthful to his/her defeat.
Its turn came following.
"To Josiah Pinkerton, his/her wife and children, I leave one hundred
dollars apiece; also the my better black pantaloons that him or his/her wife
you/he/she can appropriate, as you/he/she can be systematized among them."
All except the Pinkertons they laughed to this astute hit, and also the lawyer
smile; but the strong lady lined up the text with anger and disappointment, and
exclaimed: "Abominable!" Now the eyes of all were direct
Herbert that was only the one remaining. It was able him/it both possible and the
had equilibrium of the ownership gone to him away? The fear of this did him/it the
you focus of hostile eyes, and he became reluctant and anxious.
"To my homonym, Herbert Barrocciaio, I leave a black trunk in which I hold
my room, with everybody that it contains. To his/her mother I direct that the
sum of one hundred dollars is paid."
This was not very, but it was more than for Herbert was waited. He knew
as welcome also one hundred dollars they would be to mother his/her and him
looked satisfied--the one of the party, only omit the old lady that
shown some pleasure to the contents of the wish.
His/her relatives seemed puzzled. All had been mentioned to turn, and
still but a small part--a very small part--some piece of ground of ground had been