Cattle Ranch Short Story

The Earl found it would be a good plan to invest in cattle ranch of his own, and put Ben in charge of it on terms which would make it pay him very well, and which would lay a foundation for his son’s future. In the course of few years; the ranch was Ben’s and Tom grew up to be a fine young man and devotedly fond of his father. It had been decided at the outset that the Earl would provide for Dick and would see that he received a solid education and Mr. Hobbs had decided himself that as he himself had left a reliable substitute in charge of his store for attended Fauntleroy’s eighth birthday. All the tenantry were invited, and there were to be feasting, dancing and games in the park, also bonfires and fireworks in the evening. Mr. Hobbs became
a sightseer at Dorincourt Castle; he had shown an ancestor hall and he stayed at Dorincourt Arms. Everybody was really glad that little Lord Fauntleroy was to be little Lord Fauntleroy still. Everyone wanted to have a look at him and at his mother, and positively liked the Earl rather better; the Earl might be changed in time into a quite well behaved old nobleman. The party went on well and Fauntleroy thanked everybody that came. Mr. Hobbs sold his grocery store and moved to Erlesboro, where he opened a shop, which has patronized by the Castle and became a great success. Ten years later after Dick finished his education and returned to California to visited his brother.