An Archer With Columbus
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No more madness in dogs. I need not fear Perrito now. " While Felix was expressing his wonder and congratulations at this strange recovery, they heard the voice of Columbus. He was gazing upward and murmuring thanks to God. Diego ran to his side. Columbus embraced him, and cried joyfully, - ''Joy, my dear Diego. The queen has sent for me. " They went away together.
At that moment an iron grip closed on Felix's arm, and the harsh voice of Father Torribio said, - ' ' What ! thou impudent wretch !... Darest thou return and defy me ? " Felix at once presented the note from Father Juan Perez. Father Torribio read it, frowning. Then he said, " Very well, if thou art innocent. But thou must answer one question. Who re leased thee from the cell ? " " I would rather not tell. " ' ' Thou must tell. It is my duty to find out, and I never neglect my duty. Tell me, A ROYAL MESSENGER. 61 or I shall imprison thee on bread and water till thou dost. " " I cannot tell, " replied Felix firmly.
So presently the royal messenger was marched away and ignominiously locked up in a cell adjoining Father Torribio's, where no kindly disposed brother could rescue him ; and there he supped all alone on dry bread and pure, cold water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No more madness in dogs. I need not fear Perrito now. " While Felix was expressing his wonder and congratulations at this strange recovery, they heard the voice of Columbus. He was gazing upward and murmuring thanks to God. Diego ran to his side. Columbus embraced him, and cried joyfully, - ''Joy, my dear Diego. The queen has sent for me. " They went away together.
At that moment an iron grip closed on Felix's arm, and the harsh voice of Father Torribio said, - ' ' What ! thou impudent wretch !... Darest thou return and defy me ? " Felix at once presented the note from Father Juan Perez. Father Torribio read it, frowning. Then he said, " Very well, if thou art innocent. But thou must answer one question. Who re leased thee from the cell ? " " I would rather not tell. " ' ' Thou must tell. It is my duty to find out, and I never neglect my duty. Tell me, A ROYAL MESSENGER. 61 or I shall imprison thee on bread and water till thou dost. " " I cannot tell, " replied Felix firmly.
So presently the royal messenger was marched away and ignominiously locked up in a cell adjoining Father Torribio's, where no kindly disposed brother could rescue him ; and there he supped all alone on dry bread and pure, cold water.
What to read after An Archer With Columbus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Brimblecom to read onlineMoreLess
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