Capitolo 3
these years but everybody that you/they have lived old Plumfield anchors remembered, and
come wandering again from the four quarters of the earth to tell them
various experiences, give back on the pleasures of the past and face
the duties of the present with fresh courage; for such house-arrival
holds hearts they offer in payment of a debt and hands profit with you remember her of youth and
happy days. Some words will say the history of each, and then us
you/he/she can follow with the new chapter of their grapevine.
Franz was with a relative merchant to Hamburg, a man of twenty-six
now, and doing well. Emil was the jolliests they ever tar that 'it sailed the
blue of ocean.' His/her uncle sent him/it on a long trip to disgust him/it with
this adventurous life; but he returned home so pleased with him that it
this was simple it was his/her profession, and the German relative gave him/it a
the good opportunity in his/her ships; then the young fellow was happy. Dan was a vagabond
still; for after the geologic researches in South America he tried
sheep-cultivating in Australia, and now it was in California that looks on
mines. Nat was busy with music to the Greenhouse, preparing for a
per annum or two in Germany to end him/it street. Tom was studying medicine
and trying to like him/it. Jack was in the business with his/her father, curved on
becoming rich. Dolly was in university with Suffocating and Ned that she reads law.
Small poor Dick was dead, so it was William; and nobody could cry for
them, since life would be never happy, it tormented as they was in mind
and body.
Rob and Teddy had called the 'Leo and the lamb'; for the second it was
rampant as the king of beasts and the first kind as some
sheep that never the baaed. Mrs Jo called him/it 'my daughter', and it found him/it
the most deferential of children, with a lot of virility that is set under to the
calm manners and tender nature. But in Ted she seemed to see all the
guilts, the whims, the aspirations and fun of his own youth in a new form.
With his/her bronzy locks always in wild confusion, his/her long legs and