Travels in Buenos Ayres And the Adjacent Provinces of the Rio De La Plata With
Travels in Buenos Ayres And the Adjacent Provinces of the Rio De La Plata With
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To this I pleaded not guilty; and observed, that the charges were equally false and ridiculous, and evidently invented as a plea to detain us. I begged of him to satisfy himself of what had been our conduct, by caUing on all the settlers separately, to give their testimony; and assured him I had been most particularly careful to avoid any altercation with this Rufino, knowing him to be a notorious rogue, who would take advantage of any inadvertence I might commit. In order to ascertain whether ...we had taken away the things specified, I begged of him to send instantly to seaix'h the balandra, which he did some days afterwards, and found nothing. The charge of having threatened Rufino with pistols, was 182! :\IOCK TRIAL.
disproved by eye-witnesses of our interview. Rufino finding that his false charges were unanswerably refuted, reduced them to his seeing a pistol, and then said that he thought we meant to intimidate him. All this was taken down in writing, on stamped paper, by the secretary, and every answer was considered and reconsidered by the alcalde and his secretary with the greatest care, until they had agreed upon the words which should be recorded, and the spelling of them, which last produced most vexatious delays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To this I pleaded not guilty; and observed, that the charges were equally false and ridiculous, and evidently invented as a plea to detain us. I begged of him to satisfy himself of what had been our conduct, by caUing on all the settlers separately, to give their testimony; and assured him I had been most particularly careful to avoid any altercation with this Rufino, knowing him to be a notorious rogue, who would take advantage of any inadvertence I might commit. In order to ascertain whether ...we had taken away the things specified, I begged of him to send instantly to seaix'h the balandra, which he did some days afterwards, and found nothing. The charge of having threatened Rufino with pistols, was 182! :\IOCK TRIAL.
disproved by eye-witnesses of our interview. Rufino finding that his false charges were unanswerably refuted, reduced them to his seeing a pistol, and then said that he thought we meant to intimidate him. All this was taken down in writing, on stamped paper, by the secretary, and every answer was considered and reconsidered by the alcalde and his secretary with the greatest care, until they had agreed upon the words which should be recorded, and the spelling of them, which last produced most vexatious delays.
What to read after Travels in Buenos Ayres And the Adjacent Provinces of the Rio De La Plata With?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a B Beaumont to read onlineMoreLess
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