Zomara. a Romance of Spain
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Donna Isabel, the fairest lady in Gre- nada.
To her would I have you bear a message. Pro- vide me with ink and paper, and this gold piece be your reward.
Ha! ha! a gallus cove! Ha! ha! a gallus pirate ! In love with Don Altanero's daughter !
Ha ! a gallus crazy cove !
No matter; here's the gold piece for your trouble — will you do it ?
Ha! ha! that I will— but double it first.
Well, here are two.
Ha ! ha ! I'll get you paper and ink forthwith ; — and, snatching the money, Barnabas retired.
It w...ould be curious to go through the reasoning of Barnabas when he withdrew. He was puzzled about Zomara's insanity that exhibited such lucid intervals ; but he was more perplexed to know how a wrecked pirate could know Donna Isabel, much less be in love with her ; for he could not think there was other cause for him wishing to send a message to her. He concluded, however, finally, that he would deceive Zomara with feigned delivery of his message, and return fictitious replies, till he had secured all his gold, and then let him die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Donna Isabel, the fairest lady in Gre- nada.
To her would I have you bear a message. Pro- vide me with ink and paper, and this gold piece be your reward.
Ha! ha! a gallus cove! Ha! ha! a gallus pirate ! In love with Don Altanero's daughter !
Ha ! a gallus crazy cove !
No matter; here's the gold piece for your trouble — will you do it ?
Ha! ha! that I will— but double it first.
Well, here are two.
Ha ! ha ! I'll get you paper and ink forthwith ; — and, snatching the money, Barnabas retired.
It w...ould be curious to go through the reasoning of Barnabas when he withdrew. He was puzzled about Zomara's insanity that exhibited such lucid intervals ; but he was more perplexed to know how a wrecked pirate could know Donna Isabel, much less be in love with her ; for he could not think there was other cause for him wishing to send a message to her. He concluded, however, finally, that he would deceive Zomara with feigned delivery of his message, and return fictitious replies, till he had secured all his gold, and then let him die.
What to read after Zomara. a Romance of Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Cowan to read onlineMoreLess
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