Capitolo 85
to load that gun and to hold him/it from his/her bed, in the our great worriment,
for us we feared him 'd they kills with him. For a week all were all right;
then we was frightened from the news around which thievish they were. Everybody
son-in-laws of histories flew through the city (we was living in the
country then); some said that the certain houses were marked with a
black cross, and those were always stolen; others, that there was a
boy in the gang, for windows so small that they was considered
safe, had entered from of the small vagabond. To a place the thieves
it had a supper, and he/she left ham and it agglomerates in the anterior enclosure. Mrs. Jones
you find the shawl of Mrs. Smith in his/her orchard, with a hammer and a
unknown teapot near it. A men brought that some furnished to
his/her window, at night, saying, slightly 'whoever is here?' and when
he looked out, two men were seen to unloaded the road.
"We have lived as soon as out in city, in a solitary place; the house was old,
with convenient small back the windows, and five out of doors. Jack
it was the only man on the place, and he had as soon as thirteen years.
Mother and aunt were very timid, and his/her children were not old
enough to be of some use, so Jack and I were the house-watch, and
voted to virilely defend the family."
"Good for You! Hope for the individuals they came!" Cried Tom, spellbound with
this opening.
"One day, a men that it sick-looks entered and they asked food,"
continued grandmother, with a mysterious sign; "and while he ate, me
sees him/it throw around brusquely a look from the wood buttons on the
back-doors, to the silver urn and jugs on the dine-room
belief. A strong suspect picked possession of me and me up
looks ago at it as a cat a mouse.
"'He came to examine the premises, me 'his sure meter, but we will be
ready for him', I said me, fiercely, as I said the family around him.
"This desire frequented us all, and our preparations were very amusing.
Mother takings in loan a harness bell rattle, and it held him/it under his/her pillow. Aunt took a