The Mark of Zorro (2010)
The Mark of Zorro
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He knew a certain señorita there whose beauty caused his heart to burn.
So he rode like a fiend after leaving his comandante’s office, changed mounts at San Fernando and at a hacienda along the way, and galloped into Santa Barbara a certain evening just at dusk, with the intention of changing horses again, getting meat and bread and wine at the presidio, and rushing on his way.
And at Santa Barbara his hopes of basking in the señorita’s smiles at San Francisco de Asis were cruelly shattered. For... before the door of the presidio there was a gorgeous carriage that made Don Diego’s appear like a carreta, and a score of horses were tethered there; and more troopers than were regularly stationed at Santa Barbara moved about the highway, laughing and jesting with one another.
The governor was in Santa Barbara!
His excellency had left San Francisco de Asis some days before on a trip of inspection, and intended to go as far south as San Diego de Alcalá, strengthening his political fences, rewarding his friends, and awarding punishment to his enemies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knew a certain señorita there whose beauty caused his heart to burn.
So he rode like a fiend after leaving his comandante’s office, changed mounts at San Fernando and at a hacienda along the way, and galloped into Santa Barbara a certain evening just at dusk, with the intention of changing horses again, getting meat and bread and wine at the presidio, and rushing on his way.
And at Santa Barbara his hopes of basking in the señorita’s smiles at San Francisco de Asis were cruelly shattered. For... before the door of the presidio there was a gorgeous carriage that made Don Diego’s appear like a carreta, and a score of horses were tethered there; and more troopers than were regularly stationed at Santa Barbara moved about the highway, laughing and jesting with one another.
The governor was in Santa Barbara!
His excellency had left San Francisco de Asis some days before on a trip of inspection, and intended to go as far south as San Diego de Alcalá, strengthening his political fences, rewarding his friends, and awarding punishment to his enemies.
What to read after The Mark of Zorro?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcculley, Johnston, 1883-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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