By Right of Conquest
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He may have come fromthe mountains of Biscaya, where fair skins are commoner than theyare in the south. It is only that he described to us a port, whichmust have been Cadiz, as the last thing he recollected in Spain. " "Ah, well, his skin matters nothing!" the soldier said. "His faceis an honest one, and as to height and strength one could wish nobetter comrade. He is young yet, not more than nineteen or twenty, I should guess; but I will warrant that there is not a man in theexpedition he coul...d not put on his back, if it came to a tussle. Atany rate, we will try him.
"What do you say, Pedro?" "I like his looks, " the young fellow said. "At any rate, we are notlike to quarrel with him. As to more than that, we can say betterwhen we know more of each other. " Father Aquilar, who had listened attentively to all that had beensaid, explained to Roger the purport of the conversation betweenCortez and the men. When he had finished, Roger held out his handto the two soldiers, and gave them a hearty grasp, expressive ofhis willingness to join in the arrangement that had been made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He may have come fromthe mountains of Biscaya, where fair skins are commoner than theyare in the south. It is only that he described to us a port, whichmust have been Cadiz, as the last thing he recollected in Spain. " "Ah, well, his skin matters nothing!" the soldier said. "His faceis an honest one, and as to height and strength one could wish nobetter comrade. He is young yet, not more than nineteen or twenty, I should guess; but I will warrant that there is not a man in theexpedition he coul...d not put on his back, if it came to a tussle. Atany rate, we will try him.
"What do you say, Pedro?" "I like his looks, " the young fellow said. "At any rate, we are notlike to quarrel with him. As to more than that, we can say betterwhen we know more of each other. " Father Aquilar, who had listened attentively to all that had beensaid, explained to Roger the purport of the conversation betweenCortez and the men. When he had finished, Roger held out his handto the two soldiers, and gave them a hearty grasp, expressive ofhis willingness to join in the arrangement that had been made.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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