A Dream of a Throne the Story of a Mexican Revolt
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Rodrigo made diligent inquiry among the people concerning his enemy. The spectators as a A DREAM OF A THRONE 247 whole made a crowd sufficiently gaunt and tattered. He learned from them only that Vicente was hourly expected.
Previous to the departure of the troop there was a conversation of much purport between the jefe and Bonavidas. The latter drew his chief aside.
" We are to hold the plaza, this is the scheme?" said Bonavidas.
" Yes. We have there an open space seventy-five yards square. An... enemy can approach only in thin lines. " " Good. We will go the roundabout way to the plaza. We will not take this street. " " Why? " said the jefe, eying Bonavidas, whom he knew to be a man of reason. " There is no trail the other way. It is two miles farther and over rocks, and the enemy is not here. " " I don t want to go this way, " muttered Bonavidas, with a half comic feigning of sulkiness.
" Come at it, Bonavidas ; quick. What do you know?" The lieutenant led the jefe further away and whis pered with him for some minutes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rodrigo made diligent inquiry among the people concerning his enemy. The spectators as a A DREAM OF A THRONE 247 whole made a crowd sufficiently gaunt and tattered. He learned from them only that Vicente was hourly expected.
Previous to the departure of the troop there was a conversation of much purport between the jefe and Bonavidas. The latter drew his chief aside.
" We are to hold the plaza, this is the scheme?" said Bonavidas.
" Yes. We have there an open space seventy-five yards square. An... enemy can approach only in thin lines. " " Good. We will go the roundabout way to the plaza. We will not take this street. " " Why? " said the jefe, eying Bonavidas, whom he knew to be a man of reason. " There is no trail the other way. It is two miles farther and over rocks, and the enemy is not here. " " I don t want to go this way, " muttered Bonavidas, with a half comic feigning of sulkiness.
" Come at it, Bonavidas ; quick. What do you know?" The lieutenant led the jefe further away and whis pered with him for some minutes.
What to read after A Dream of a Throne the Story of a Mexican Revolt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Fleming Embree to read onlineMoreLess
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