Capitolo 36
street again. Books were the desire of his/her life;
but a honorable purpose and an untamable wish
the kept one consolidates to his/her ledgers you cultivate him you/he/she could feel
what he had earned the right to read. Likes wine to
many another was a page open to his; he read a
you flank, and, craving more for, taken a hasty sip from
his/her neighbor's cup, forgetting that it was a
extraneous it is also.
Down the page the two pairs of eyes went,
and the joy from Debby is seemed to turn on
on the dark back part her with a sudden shine
that softened the whole face and it did a lot it
winning. Nobody wonders them they shone, for Elijah
Pogram spoke, and her "Mrs. Hominy, his/her mother
of the Caws modern, in the blue and classical beret
and the pocket-handkerchief of red cotton, came
down the room in a procession of one." A minimum
laughter frightened Debby, although it was smothered
as his/her children in the Tower; and, turning, her
seen the scarlet color of transgressor with confusion, and
moderated with a slow sense of his/her transgression.
Debby was not a young lady starched of the
"plum and prism" the school but an immunity, free-
hearted the small body, rapid to read the sincerity of
others, and to take indeed glances and words to them
value. Dickens was his/her idol; and for his/her cause her
you/he/she would have been able to forgive a greater offense that this.
The remorseful expression of the extraneous one and respecttul
excuse immediately won his good-desire; and with
a courtesy more excellent than some Aunt Pen would have
taught, she smilingly arched his/her pardon, and,
taking another book from his/her basket, it opened him,
saying, pleasantly,--
"Here is the first volume if her like it, Mr.. ME
you/he/she can recommend him/it as an invaluable consolation for
the uneasiness of the trip of one day in summer and it
it is of heart to Your service."
As very amazed as gratified, the gentleman
accepted the book, and retired behind him with the
sudden discovery that badly has his/her compensation