Capitolo 70
AS THE GENTLEMAN OF COUNTRY WAS SWINDLED
The gentleman of country was in very good spirits. From the principle at the end back from the place
office he was congratulating himself/herself/itself him on the elegant bargain him
it was almost about to do. The widow and his/her child had been forced for producing.
Gentleman of country Leech thought more to Herbert that of his/her mother, for him you/he/she was
convinced that but for him he would have been able to talk on her/it Mrs. Carter you are
months before.
"Services the right" of boy, he told him. "It was absurd in
him to oppose my wishes. It is probable that he would have known that I would recommend what was
better."
The gentleman of country agreements what was best for him. He had not given a lot of thought
what best would be for her/it Mrs. Carter.
"The men would take advantage of of their situation and they would reduce them
offers" thought the gentleman of country, virtuously "but I won't be hard on them.
They will have the three hundred and fifty dollars."
"Well", it happily said him, as Herbert opened the door, "I believe me
you/he/she has given him the time on which I have agreed."
"Yes, gentleman", said Herbert. "Please walks in."
The gentleman of country was waited for to find him/it sober and depressed, but despite
him Herbert could not help looking in the good spirits. This confused ones
the gentleman of country a small, but he told him: "They probably has
definite that my offer was not so bad an one, later everything."
"Well", says the magnate of village, "well her Mrs. Carter, now that You
you/he/she has had time to think on my proposal, you have probably seen his
advantages."
"I should not be prepared to abdicate the house gentleman. My husband built
it, and--"
The eyebrow of the gentleman of country darkened. That that a perverse woman, obstinate that she was!
"That to the not the question", he exclaimed, while checking the weight his/her reed on the
floor. "There are a lot of things that we don't want to do what we have
face. You are standing in Your his/her own light, ma'am. I have my right."