The Spanish Cavalier a Story of Seville
The Spanish Cavalier a Story of Seville
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Toros, " — the cavalier's sister laid an emphatic stress on the name of the place. " This day my brother was earned off to a prison ; the hardships and suf- ferings to which he will there be exposed may cost him his life. I only ask for your intercession that Don Alcala may be suffered to return to his house, and remain, if need be, a prisoner there on parole, till the strictest search be made into his conduct. I am certain " — the sister unconsciously warmed as she spoke — " I am certain that ...such search will only prove that Don Alcala has acted nobly. " " Donna Inez comes to plead rather like one demanding a due than suing for a favour, " said the sarcastic Antonia. " An Aguilera must needs have a claim to our utmost exertions ; even to hint that our intercession would be acceptable must seem un- necessary to the pride of his sister. " "Pride!" echoed the wondering Inez, to whom her own position appeared to exclude such an idea ; " pride !" she repeated passionately, " when I would go on my knees to obtain the liberty of Alcala !" "Scarcely, I suspect, even to save his life, " said the governor's daughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toros, " — the cavalier's sister laid an emphatic stress on the name of the place. " This day my brother was earned off to a prison ; the hardships and suf- ferings to which he will there be exposed may cost him his life. I only ask for your intercession that Don Alcala may be suffered to return to his house, and remain, if need be, a prisoner there on parole, till the strictest search be made into his conduct. I am certain " — the sister unconsciously warmed as she spoke — " I am certain that ...such search will only prove that Don Alcala has acted nobly. " " Donna Inez comes to plead rather like one demanding a due than suing for a favour, " said the sarcastic Antonia. " An Aguilera must needs have a claim to our utmost exertions ; even to hint that our intercession would be acceptable must seem un- necessary to the pride of his sister. " "Pride!" echoed the wondering Inez, to whom her own position appeared to exclude such an idea ; " pride !" she repeated passionately, " when I would go on my knees to obtain the liberty of Alcala !" "Scarcely, I suspect, even to save his life, " said the governor's daughter.
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