The Amulet a Tale of Spanish California
The Amulet a Tale of Spanish California
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99 Nor did William allude to his friend's passion for the hidalgo's daughter. The subject was a closed book between them.
After three days of anxiety, La Forina pronounced that Don Carlos was out of danger. He saw and recognised Don Mariano in a feeble manner ; but had lost all recollection of what had happened from the moment when he wrote, and fastened up in the corridor, the farewell etter to his friend.
So the lord of Los Ojitos went his way ; but before he went he addressed William as * Mi... compadre Don Giiillermo? To appreciate the extent of this favour, we must understand that the manners of the Senor were stately and reserved.
We have not recorded many of his words, partly because he is not a principal actor in our little drama, partly because it is impossible to render Spanish talk in the garb of English talk, but prin- cipally because he spoke little. His was a generous nature, restrained by habitual caution a quality which perhaps he valued more highly since the an- nexation of his country by the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
99 Nor did William allude to his friend's passion for the hidalgo's daughter. The subject was a closed book between them.
After three days of anxiety, La Forina pronounced that Don Carlos was out of danger. He saw and recognised Don Mariano in a feeble manner ; but had lost all recollection of what had happened from the moment when he wrote, and fastened up in the corridor, the farewell etter to his friend.
So the lord of Los Ojitos went his way ; but before he went he addressed William as * Mi... compadre Don Giiillermo? To appreciate the extent of this favour, we must understand that the manners of the Senor were stately and reserved.
We have not recorded many of his words, partly because he is not a principal actor in our little drama, partly because it is impossible to render Spanish talk in the garb of English talk, but prin- cipally because he spoke little. His was a generous nature, restrained by habitual caution a quality which perhaps he valued more highly since the an- nexation of his country by the United States.
What to read after The Amulet a Tale of Spanish California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seth Hardinge to read onlineMoreLess
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