Capitolo 40
"I don't see how mother it would earn anything", suspended Herbert.
"You should pay lease."
"Very true, but she would find down some money for the house, on and
above of the mortgage."
"I don't know how anybody he/she would like to buy him/it", Mrs. said Carter.
"I would take away it Your hands, simply to force her/it" says the
gentleman of country, with an air of the extraordinary consideration. "I don't know that
it would be of some particular use to me. It is probable that I don't find a tenant.
I am better anchor, able to take the risk that you are to hold him/it."
"How much would you/he/she be prepared to pay for him?" Herbert asked that
somehow it suspected that the gentleman of country was more egoist how benevolent in
the plan that he had provided a barrel of thorn.
"Because", Gentleman of country Leech dictates, supposing a meditative glance "on and above
the mortgage, I would be prepared to pay cash."
"That would only manufacture ten the value of the place one hundred and fifty
dollars", said Herbert.
"Don't you consider him/it value some well, more than do those do her?"
"My husband considered him/it value fifteen one hundred dollars", says the
widow. "It cost him/it that."
The gentleman of country laughed at heart. "Really, my dear lady that is suddenly
absurd. Fifteen one hundred dollars! Because, that is ridiculous."
"It cost that", said Herbert, strongly.
"I doubt him/it a lot of", says the gentleman of country. "I don't believe that it cost a
cent more than twelve one hundred dollars."
"I have the papers of my husband to show that it cost fifteen one hundred,"
says the widow.
"Then all self I have to say it is, he was deceived" outrageously says the,
gentleman of country. "I believe that I know as a lot of real estate as some man in
city", he proceeded, pompously. "Indeed, I possess more than some other
man. I assure him, on my word I have offered him a very good price."
"I would not sell" rather, it said the widow, softly but clearly.
"I will increase my offer to eleven one hundred, included the mortgage,"