The Free Lances
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Ef they'd been brigants, Ished 'a put my conscience in my pocket, and goe'd in wi' 'em all thesame; s'long you're agreed. Nor I wudn't 'a minded turning monk for aspell. But men who intend foughtin' for freedom? Haleluyah! Cris Rockair all thar! Ye may tell him so. " "He consents, " said Kearney, reporting to the Mexican; "and willingly asmyself. Indeed, Don Ruperto, we ought both to regard it as a grace--anhonour--to be so associated, and we shall do the best we can to showourselves worthy of ...it. " "_Mil gracias, Senor_! The grace and honour are all given to us. Twosuch _valientes_, as I know you to be, will be no slight acquisition toour strength. And now, may I ask you to assume the garb which, as yousee, is our present uniform? That by way of precaution for the time. You'll find suitable raiment inside. I've given Gregorio orders to getit ready. So you see, _Camarades_, I've been counting upon you. " "Gehosofat!" exclaimed the Texan, when told of the dress he was expectedto put on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ef they'd been brigants, Ished 'a put my conscience in my pocket, and goe'd in wi' 'em all thesame; s'long you're agreed. Nor I wudn't 'a minded turning monk for aspell. But men who intend foughtin' for freedom? Haleluyah! Cris Rockair all thar! Ye may tell him so. " "He consents, " said Kearney, reporting to the Mexican; "and willingly asmyself. Indeed, Don Ruperto, we ought both to regard it as a grace--anhonour--to be so associated, and we shall do the best we can to showourselves worthy of ...it. " "_Mil gracias, Senor_! The grace and honour are all given to us. Twosuch _valientes_, as I know you to be, will be no slight acquisition toour strength. And now, may I ask you to assume the garb which, as yousee, is our present uniform? That by way of precaution for the time. You'll find suitable raiment inside. I've given Gregorio orders to getit ready. So you see, _Camarades_, I've been counting upon you. " "Gehosofat!" exclaimed the Texan, when told of the dress he was expectedto put on.
What to read after The Free Lances?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid Mayne to read onlineMoreLess
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