The Harlequin Opal : a Romance 1
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" If it so pleases you, Senor Corresponsal." " Good ! then I shall bring it with me to-morrow morning. Has that steamer gone to Acauhtzin yet ? " " This afternoon it departed, Senor, It will return in two days with the fleet." " I hope so, Don Miguel, but I am not very cer- tain," replied Tim, significantly. "His Excellency Gomez does not seem very sure of the fleet's fidelity either." " There are many rumours in Tlatonac," said Mara- quando, impatiently. "All lies spread by the Opposi- dores —... by Xuarez and his gang. I fear the people are becoming alarmed. The army, too, talk of war.
174 THE HARLEQUIN OPAL.
Therefore, to set all these matters at rest, to-morrow evening his Excellency the President will address the Tlatonacians at the alameda." " Why at the alameda ? " " Because most of them will be assembled there at the twilight hour, Seiior. It is to be a public speech to inspire our people with confidence in the Govern- ment, else would the meeting be held in the great hall of the Palacio Nacional." " I would like to hear Don Franciso Gomez speak, so I and my friends will be at the alameda." " You will come with me, Sefior Corresponsal," said Miguel, politely; " my daughter, niece, and sister are also coming." " The more the merrier !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If it so pleases you, Senor Corresponsal." " Good ! then I shall bring it with me to-morrow morning. Has that steamer gone to Acauhtzin yet ? " " This afternoon it departed, Senor, It will return in two days with the fleet." " I hope so, Don Miguel, but I am not very cer- tain," replied Tim, significantly. "His Excellency Gomez does not seem very sure of the fleet's fidelity either." " There are many rumours in Tlatonac," said Mara- quando, impatiently. "All lies spread by the Opposi- dores —... by Xuarez and his gang. I fear the people are becoming alarmed. The army, too, talk of war.
174 THE HARLEQUIN OPAL.
Therefore, to set all these matters at rest, to-morrow evening his Excellency the President will address the Tlatonacians at the alameda." " Why at the alameda ? " " Because most of them will be assembled there at the twilight hour, Seiior. It is to be a public speech to inspire our people with confidence in the Govern- ment, else would the meeting be held in the great hall of the Palacio Nacional." " I would like to hear Don Franciso Gomez speak, so I and my friends will be at the alameda." " You will come with me, Sefior Corresponsal," said Miguel, politely; " my daughter, niece, and sister are also coming." " The more the merrier !
What to read after The Harlequin Opal : a Romance 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume Fergus to read onlineMoreLess
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