The Heart's Secret; Or, the Fortunes of a Soldier: a Story of Love and the Low Latitudes. by Maturin Murray Ballou
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honor!"
"But what's the secret of Bezan's good fortune?" asked one. "His luck, to be sure-born under a lucky star." "Not exactly luck, alone, but his own intrepidity and manliness," replied a fellow-officer. "Haven't you heard of his saving the life of young Gonzales, who fell into the bay from the parapet of the Plato?" "Not in detail. If you know about the affair, recite it," said another. Leaving the mess, as did Captain Bezan at this juncture, we will follow the thread of our story in another chapter, and relating to other scenes. CHAPTER III. A SUDDEN INTRODUCTION. |
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