Vagabond Life in Mexico
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" " I fear that it is something worse than a dream, " replied the captain, coldly.
"What do you mean by that coldness?" said the bravo, for it w^as really he. "Your lordship will, per haps, be less pleased at seeing me than I am in meet ing you. " " On the contrary, " answered Don Bias, in a voice to which excitement had restored all its former firm ness, " I doubt if you are as glad to see me as I am to have you in my power. " "I do not understand you, Seiior Captain, "returned the bravo, impu...dently.
" You will understand me, " said the captain. "If I am pleased at meeting you again, it is only that I may treat you as a highwayman, as a murderer, by shooting you at once, without benefit of clergy. " The look of the captain, which expressed an impla cable hatred, added strength to his words ; and the bravo, the predominant feature of whose character was evidently not courage, seemed almost to quail under this terrible menace, and he lost countenance for a mo-?
WE SET OUT FOR JALAPA. 271 ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I fear that it is something worse than a dream, " replied the captain, coldly.
"What do you mean by that coldness?" said the bravo, for it w^as really he. "Your lordship will, per haps, be less pleased at seeing me than I am in meet ing you. " " On the contrary, " answered Don Bias, in a voice to which excitement had restored all its former firm ness, " I doubt if you are as glad to see me as I am to have you in my power. " "I do not understand you, Seiior Captain, "returned the bravo, impu...dently.
" You will understand me, " said the captain. "If I am pleased at meeting you again, it is only that I may treat you as a highwayman, as a murderer, by shooting you at once, without benefit of clergy. " The look of the captain, which expressed an impla cable hatred, added strength to his words ; and the bravo, the predominant feature of whose character was evidently not courage, seemed almost to quail under this terrible menace, and he lost countenance for a mo-?
WE SET OUT FOR JALAPA. 271 ment.
What to read after Vagabond Life in Mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gabriel Ferry to read onlineMoreLess
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