The Wolf Cub a Novel of Spain
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It was her wish. I merely took her away to save her from a worse evil, this filthy one, Ferou ! " Strong now with the meal he had eaten and strangely elated over the story he just had heard, the matador sprang enthusiastically to his feet.
"Senor Don Jacinto ! " he exclaimed. "You are a bandolero of the splendid good old sort the Jose Maria, the Visco el Borje sort! I knew it, caballero of my heart! You are a true Moor, chivalrous and brave ! " i8o THE WOLF-CUB Carson, with the canniness so cha...racteristic of the American, was not to be so easily convinced. True, for the salt that he had eaten, he was under obliga- tion to Jacinto Quesada. He appreciated that obli- gation and was thankful to the bandolero for what he had done for him and the others. But what he appreciated, probably in fuller mete than did any of the others, was that Quesada was a man, clear- headed, far-sighted, judicious, and acutely adroit.
Quesada had convicted himself, by his own word, of robbing them of their mules and guide in order to bring them into a state of starvation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was her wish. I merely took her away to save her from a worse evil, this filthy one, Ferou ! " Strong now with the meal he had eaten and strangely elated over the story he just had heard, the matador sprang enthusiastically to his feet.
"Senor Don Jacinto ! " he exclaimed. "You are a bandolero of the splendid good old sort the Jose Maria, the Visco el Borje sort! I knew it, caballero of my heart! You are a true Moor, chivalrous and brave ! " i8o THE WOLF-CUB Carson, with the canniness so cha...racteristic of the American, was not to be so easily convinced. True, for the salt that he had eaten, he was under obliga- tion to Jacinto Quesada. He appreciated that obli- gation and was thankful to the bandolero for what he had done for him and the others. But what he appreciated, probably in fuller mete than did any of the others, was that Quesada was a man, clear- headed, far-sighted, judicious, and acutely adroit.
Quesada had convicted himself, by his own word, of robbing them of their mules and guide in order to bring them into a state of starvation.
What to read after The Wolf Cub a Novel of Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Casey to read onlineMoreLess
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