“I am profoundly convinced that my son is a fool,”read the will of old John Burnit. “I am, however,also convinced that I allowed him to becomeso by too much absorption in my own affairs andtoo little in his, and, therefore, his being a fool ishereditary; consequently, I feel it my duty, first, togive him a fair trial at making his own way, andsecond, to place the balance of my fortune in suchtrust that he can not starve. The trusteeship is alreadycreated and the details are nobody’s presentbusiness. My son Robert will take over the JohnBurnit Store and personally conduct it, as his only resource,without further question as to what else Imay have left behind me. This is my last will and testament.”
That is how cheerful Bobby Burnit, with no < BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!
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