Continental Monthly, Vol. I, No. VI, June, 1862 - Devoted To Literature and National Policy by Various
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''But, if you only receive four hundred, and give me four hundred, what the deuce will you make out of such an operation?' ''Trust entirely to your generosity.' ''What! leave me to do what I like! I take you up--by Jupiter! Pedro, that is a noble trait in your character--I take you up.' ''Then it is a bargain. Will you wait here for me, or would you prefer to meet me at our usual Monte in the Calle de los Meradores?' ''I prefer the Monte.' ''You will swear on the cross, to relate fully and truly every particular relating to your journey?' ''Of course--every thing.' ''I will be there in a couple of hours.' 'After his friend's departure, Pepito sat silent; his brow was knit, and yet a mocking sneer played around his lips; he seemed to be pursuing two trains of thought at once; suspicion and merriment were clearly working in his mind. ''This is a droll affair, Caballero; I can't clearly see the bottom of it' ''There is nothing very unusual in it that I see,' I replied, 'for every |
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