Capitolo 61
"Then", says the gentleman of country, with a satisfied smile that "I will take
possession, and they will have to sell."
"It says Herbert he hopes to be rich of the duration."
"I challenge says", says the gentleman of country laughing at heart. "Each ago, this way
far as me I know."
"Does he/she think there is some opportunity of him?"
"Approximately one in thousand."
"I should not like the lowest classes to find rich James", says,
thoughtfully. "Yours would think that they was ours it equalizes."
"Yes, without doubt."
James was not aware that his/her grandfather had been once a poor man
mechanic, or rather he ignored him. He chose to consider that he had
jumped by a long line of rich ancestors. His/her father felt with
pleasure that was not probable that Herbert he currently realized of some money
for his/her services. Already he felt that the small cottage was as good person
as his. It was only now a week to the time to pay interest and him
it was very sure that her Mrs. Carter would have been prepared not for satisfying him/it.
"In that case", him decided, "I will certainly block. There will be
any sense in to grant them some further indulgence. It will be for them
interest to sell the cottage, and it frees him some load that the
interest imposes. They should really, consider him/it a favor that I am
he/she will take away it their hands."
We am very proper to think it is him/it for the interest of others to do that that
us very we desire, and I don't suppose but the gentleman of country it was unusual in
this. However, I think that there is many that they are less egoists and
more thoughtful than others.
Herbert was also, thinking, and thinking seriously, of the interest
that was so early the next quota. Despite his really and his/her mother
economy, when the preceding day arrived, everybody verse that they could raise
the payment was thirteen dollars, and the in demand sum was twenty-two
dollars and a half.
"Mother", Herbert told supper the day before, "I only see one
happens for us, and or, to take in loan the money. If whoever lent