The Harlequin Opal a Romance
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"Carambo, Senor! do you forget that The Pizarro has been cruising before Tlatonac for days past. It was not to watch the torpederas coming, as we thought. By San Jago, it was to capture and carry off Dolores. " " That can not be! " said Jack, in despair. " The Pizarro would not dare to come under the guns of the fort! " " She could do so in the darkness. " "But the search-lights. " " They are at present useless, " cried Don Miguel, strik- ing his breast with his hand; "the electric apparatus is... out of repair, and the engineers are now attending to it. What misfortune! Dios! It may be as Rafael says. Pepe A STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE. 14?
decoyed Dolores to the beach, and from thence she could be taken to the war-ship. " Jack was horrified at this possibility. It was not very probable that such a thing had happened; still, it might have taken place. If it were so, Dolores would be now on board The Pizarro, steaming north to Acauhtzin; to Xuarez, whom she hated and feared. He was about to speak his mind on the subject, when Tim, in a great flurry, arrived with Peter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Carambo, Senor! do you forget that The Pizarro has been cruising before Tlatonac for days past. It was not to watch the torpederas coming, as we thought. By San Jago, it was to capture and carry off Dolores. " " That can not be! " said Jack, in despair. " The Pizarro would not dare to come under the guns of the fort! " " She could do so in the darkness. " "But the search-lights. " " They are at present useless, " cried Don Miguel, strik- ing his breast with his hand; "the electric apparatus is... out of repair, and the engineers are now attending to it. What misfortune! Dios! It may be as Rafael says. Pepe A STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE. 14?
decoyed Dolores to the beach, and from thence she could be taken to the war-ship. " Jack was horrified at this possibility. It was not very probable that such a thing had happened; still, it might have taken place. If it were so, Dolores would be now on board The Pizarro, steaming north to Acauhtzin; to Xuarez, whom she hated and feared. He was about to speak his mind on the subject, when Tim, in a great flurry, arrived with Peter.
What to read after The Harlequin Opal a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume Fergus to read onlineMoreLess
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