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" The carriage which is blocking the way has not gone on ?" he said.
" No! and even should it pass we still have to deal with this band of half-drunken students, whom, as it is, can scarcely be kept back by my men. They insist that there is a Sefiora hidden in this caniage, and they swear to protect her. " "Take the wisest course, then, " said Resales; "have the carriage turned and let us go by the next street. " " But your excellency must be aware that the street is so narrow that it would be ...impossible to turn. " "Decide on something, Sefior, " said Resales sharply.
Just then the measured tread of a company of soldiers was heard at the other end of the street.
" Here are reinforcements!" cried the alferez.
The carriage in which Alonso and Resale's were, was in this position: directly before them, to protect the mules, the vehicle and the coachman, were the algua- zils, who kept back, with ever-increasing difficulty, the advance of the disorderly revellers. Farther on was another carriage, whereof the mules kept up a great snorting and pawing whilst the drivers uttered ringing oaths, and a young man put his head out of the window, ever and anon, and ordered them imperiously to go on at all hazards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The carriage which is blocking the way has not gone on ?" he said.
" No! and even should it pass we still have to deal with this band of half-drunken students, whom, as it is, can scarcely be kept back by my men. They insist that there is a Sefiora hidden in this caniage, and they swear to protect her. " "Take the wisest course, then, " said Resales; "have the carriage turned and let us go by the next street. " " But your excellency must be aware that the street is so narrow that it would be ...impossible to turn. " "Decide on something, Sefior, " said Resales sharply.
Just then the measured tread of a company of soldiers was heard at the other end of the street.
" Here are reinforcements!" cried the alferez.
The carriage in which Alonso and Resale's were, was in this position: directly before them, to protect the mules, the vehicle and the coachman, were the algua- zils, who kept back, with ever-increasing difficulty, the advance of the disorderly revellers. Farther on was another carriage, whereof the mules kept up a great snorting and pawing whilst the drivers uttered ringing oaths, and a young man put his head out of the window, ever and anon, and ordered them imperiously to go on at all hazards.
What to read after The Monks Pardon a Historical Romance of the Time of Philip Iv of Spain From?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raoul De Navery to read onlineMoreLess
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