H. W. Longfellow And W. C. Bryant
H. W. Longfellow And W. C. Bryant
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CHisPA {within), ^ What ho ! the Gypsies, ho I Bel- tran Cruzado !
Halloo I halloo I halloo t halloo t Enters booted, with a whip and Ian* tern.
VICTORIAN.
What now T Why such a fearful din? Hast thou been robbed ?
CHISPA.
Ay, robbed and murdered ; and good-evening to you, My worthy masters.
VICTORIAN.
Speak ; what brings thee here ?
CHIBPA ( to Preciosa).
Good news from Court ; good news I Beltran Cruzado, The Count of the Cal^s, is not your father, Digitized by Google 278 THE SPANISH STITDBNT....
But your true father has returned to Spain Laden with wealth. You are no more a Gypsy.
VICTORIAN.
Strange as a Moorish tale I CHISPA (aside).
And I have two to take.
I 've heard my grandmother say, that Heaven gives almonds To those who have no teeth. That* s nuts to crack.
I've teeth to spare, but where shall I find almonds T VICTORIAN.
What more of this strange story T CHISPA.
Nothing more.
Tour friend, Don Carlos, is now at the village, Showing to Pedro Crespo, the Al- calde, The proofs of what I tell you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHisPA {within), ^ What ho ! the Gypsies, ho I Bel- tran Cruzado !
Halloo I halloo I halloo t halloo t Enters booted, with a whip and Ian* tern.
VICTORIAN.
What now T Why such a fearful din? Hast thou been robbed ?
CHISPA.
Ay, robbed and murdered ; and good-evening to you, My worthy masters.
VICTORIAN.
Speak ; what brings thee here ?
CHIBPA ( to Preciosa).
Good news from Court ; good news I Beltran Cruzado, The Count of the Cal^s, is not your father, Digitized by Google 278 THE SPANISH STITDBNT....
But your true father has returned to Spain Laden with wealth. You are no more a Gypsy.
VICTORIAN.
Strange as a Moorish tale I CHISPA (aside).
And I have two to take.
I 've heard my grandmother say, that Heaven gives almonds To those who have no teeth. That* s nuts to crack.
I've teeth to spare, but where shall I find almonds T VICTORIAN.
What more of this strange story T CHISPA.
Nothing more.
Tour friend, Don Carlos, is now at the village, Showing to Pedro Crespo, the Al- calde, The proofs of what I tell you.
What to read after H. W. Longfellow And W. C. Bryant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, William Cullen Bryant to read onlineMoreLess
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