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extraordinary history of the country, the cattle & game | extraordinary history of the country, the cattle & game | ||
all over the country, the | all over the country, the fish that filled the bays & rivers, we | ||
pictured in our imaginations, the shores of these bays lined | |||
with habitations -, | with habitations -, nay many towns, conducting commercial relations | ||
even to the Pacific | even to the Pacific Ocean but all now appeared so still & quiet | ||
My Companion was a young Spanish Merchant. He had just | My Companion was a young Spanish Merchant. He had just | ||
acquiesced in this view of the subject - observing - (O, mi patria, | |||
es tu, que | es tu, que las perdido la joya del mundo, la Amorica. | ||
'No dire" nada contra los Ingleses y los Americanos | 'No dire" nada contra los Ingleses y los Americanos | ||
las descendentes, porque es razonable que el principe | |||
o el | o el poburno que no quidan dus estado deben | ||
pliderlos.". He nevertheless breathed a very heavy sigh - | |||
there was a brief pause - then a slight noise - | |||
"Caramba (que es eso? said he). & then we heard a | "Caramba (que es eso? said he). & then we heard a | ||
rattling sound - ('Por Dios Amigo es una Calebra') | rattling sound - ('Por Dios Amigo es una Calebra') | ||
and at this moment a huge rattle snake reared its head, | and at this moment a huge rattle snake reared its head, | ||
with the intention | with the intention doubtless of not being over civil - Fire! was | ||
the word, two bullets, | the word, two bullets, brought the beast to the ground we | ||
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34 extraordinary history of the country, the cattle & game all over the country, the fish that filled the bays & rivers, we pictured in our imaginations, the shores of these bays lined with habitations -, nay many towns, conducting commercial relations even to the Pacific Ocean but all now appeared so still & quiet My Companion was a young Spanish Merchant. He had just acquiesced in this view of the subject - observing - (O, mi patria, es tu, que las perdido la joya del mundo, la Amorica. 'No dire" nada contra los Ingleses y los Americanos las descendentes, porque es razonable que el principe o el poburno que no quidan dus estado deben pliderlos.". He nevertheless breathed a very heavy sigh - there was a brief pause - then a slight noise - "Caramba (que es eso? said he). & then we heard a rattling sound - ('Por Dios Amigo es una Calebra') and at this moment a huge rattle snake reared its head, with the intention doubtless of not being over civil - Fire! was the word, two bullets, brought the beast to the ground we