Ponce De Leon Rise of the Argentine Republic
Ponce De Leon Rise of the Argentine Republic
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back ! " shouted Evaristo to this man as he levelled his musket. The negroes crowding up behind him gave a fierce yell ; he dropped his weapon and fled.
" The key ! " shouted Evaristo after him as he ran.
" The key ! " said a stalwart negro, " I have key sufficient. " And seizing the barrel of his musket with both hands he struck the side panel of the door as strongly as he could with the butt. The lock gave way and the door flew open.
Marcelino, pale with his confinement, and listening anxious...ly to the cries and shouts which he could plainly hear, but of the cause of which he knew nothing, stood in the centre of a well-furnished room as the door flew open. He gazed in wonder upon the joyful faces of the negroes, and the next moment was clasped in the arms of his brother.
" I have saved you, Marcelino, now you are free, " said Evaristo, and without further explanation he snatched a hat from a peg, and a light poncho from a chair, saying — " Put these on and come. It is sundown already, and I promised mamma and Lola that I would go back with you to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
back ! " shouted Evaristo to this man as he levelled his musket. The negroes crowding up behind him gave a fierce yell ; he dropped his weapon and fled.
" The key ! " shouted Evaristo after him as he ran.
" The key ! " said a stalwart negro, " I have key sufficient. " And seizing the barrel of his musket with both hands he struck the side panel of the door as strongly as he could with the butt. The lock gave way and the door flew open.
Marcelino, pale with his confinement, and listening anxious...ly to the cries and shouts which he could plainly hear, but of the cause of which he knew nothing, stood in the centre of a well-furnished room as the door flew open. He gazed in wonder upon the joyful faces of the negroes, and the next moment was clasped in the arms of his brother.
" I have saved you, Marcelino, now you are free, " said Evaristo, and without further explanation he snatched a hat from a peg, and a light poncho from a chair, saying — " Put these on and come. It is sundown already, and I promised mamma and Lola that I would go back with you to-day.
What to read after Ponce De Leon Rise of the Argentine Republic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Israel Belkind to read onlineMoreLess
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