The Two Fathers An Unpublished Original Spanish Work volume 1
The Two Fathers An Unpublished Original Spanish Work volume 1
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* A charming village near Barcelona, containing many splendid mansions of the Barce- lona merchants.
104 THE TWO FATHERS.
Two months had passed ; she no longer remembered the audacious man, and I had almost forgotten him. It was night; it was valuing; my chil- dren were asleep ; we were just going to bed, when several violent raps were heard 011 the door. My Luisa began to tremble. I remained in sus- pense ; the knocks were repeated, and a voice said : Jose Feliu, open the door, I am LJoveras, ...Captain of the bomb-ketch.
This name was very dear to me, for Lloveras was a Liberal, and I had not seen him for three years. I was indebted to him for many benefit?, and what will not a grateful man do for a benefactor? Luisa and 1 believed IK- was in danger, and at a bound I was at the door. Luisa followed me, and also my little ones, who had woke up. I opened the wicket, and four armed men entered my house, showed me an order of the General, which I read by the light of their lantern, and having tied my arms, they proceeded to do the same to Luisa If they had applied a burning brand '" my pupils, I should not have made a more convulsive spring, and freeing myself from the cords which bound me, and not being able to get at any weapon with which to fell the csbirro to the ground, I f-ei/.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* A charming village near Barcelona, containing many splendid mansions of the Barce- lona merchants.
104 THE TWO FATHERS.
Two months had passed ; she no longer remembered the audacious man, and I had almost forgotten him. It was night; it was valuing; my chil- dren were asleep ; we were just going to bed, when several violent raps were heard 011 the door. My Luisa began to tremble. I remained in sus- pense ; the knocks were repeated, and a voice said : Jose Feliu, open the door, I am LJoveras, ...Captain of the bomb-ketch.
This name was very dear to me, for Lloveras was a Liberal, and I had not seen him for three years. I was indebted to him for many benefit?, and what will not a grateful man do for a benefactor? Luisa and 1 believed IK- was in danger, and at a bound I was at the door. Luisa followed me, and also my little ones, who had woke up. I opened the wicket, and four armed men entered my house, showed me an order of the General, which I read by the light of their lantern, and having tied my arms, they proceeded to do the same to Luisa If they had applied a burning brand '" my pupils, I should not have made a more convulsive spring, and freeing myself from the cords which bound me, and not being able to get at any weapon with which to fell the csbirro to the ground, I f-ei/.
What to read after The Two Fathers An Unpublished Original Spanish Work volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D De Antonio Diodoro Pascual to read onlineMoreLess
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