Capitolo 59
Sharpening to this impressive epistle, it said the Mr. Shaw, while working to sweater his
black eyebrows as him it looked at Fanny, "me 'meter that goes to put a stop to
this nonsense immediately; and if I see some more than him, me 'lls send her to
school in a Canadian convent."
This terrible threat enough it brought away the breath of Polly; but Fanny had
feels him/it before, and having a temperament of hers really, says, pertly "me 'the meter
sure I have not done so very terrible anything. I cannot help him/it if the
boys send me philopena introduces, as they does to the other girls."
"There was no anything on philopenas in the note. But what 's not the
question. I prevent Him from having anything to do with this Moore. Him 's
not a boy but a fast individual, and I won't have him around. You knew
this, and it still disobeyed me."
"I almost ever see him/it", Fanny started.
"Is that true?" he/she asked to the Mr. Shaw, while suddenly turning to Polly.
"Oh, please, gentleman, doesn't ask to me. I promised me I am not able that it is Fanny
it will tell him", Polly cried rather red with anguish to the
I embarrass in which she was.
"Any matter on Your promise; tell me everybody that you know about this absurdity
bargain. It will make better Fanny of the damage." And the Mr. Shaw sat
down seeming more agreeable, for the dismay of Polly it touched him/it.
"Am I able?" she talked to low voice to Fanny.
"I don't take care of", answered Fan, seeming angry and ashamed as
she was standing gruffly tying he/she knots in his/her handkerchief.
Then Polly said, with a lot of reluctance and very interrogatory, all her
known of the walks, the lunches, the reunions and the notes. It was
not very, and evidently less serious than the Mr. For Shaw was waited; for,
as he listened, its eyebrows smoothed out him, and more
what once its lips twisted him as if he wanted to laugh, for later everything, it
it was rather comic to see how the young people imitated their elders,
playing the new-shaped game, rather unconscious of his indeed
the beauty, the power and the sacredness.