Beadle's Dime Novels, No. 11 — page 83: what you’re looking at

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THE DISGUISED CLERGYMAN, 81 “ You mean that Abrates has concealed her ?” a‘ Yes.” : e “ Married her, perhaps,” said the don, in an undertone, his face growing gray. “ Perhaps.” “Tf he has!” murmured the young man, between his . teeth. “What can you do?” “ At least, kill him,” shouted the don, with ferocity. A servant came in and handed the general a note, then dis- appeared. ret Aha cried the general, as he read; “this brings news. Senor Velasquez is below-stairs.” Don Carlos started bolt upright. 3 “Let him come up immediately, attitude. S re the door opened, and a tall man, in It was not long befo Sk anatibtesare ieorui j Both the neral a nish color disguised his eyes gene andthe don expressed by their glances the utmost astonish- oe We had looked for’a friend,” said the general, frowning at this intrusion as he constr” added the don, haughtily, The incomer was silent, but with one movement his shin- ing black hair was thrown back, and the spectacles dis- placed. “ cried the general, u a Raber pet ejaculated the don, laughing heartily, “ Where in the world did you study theology ? “ My theology all came out of your books, said the senor, himself. “So you did not know me; not. 1 flatter myself that few can petter than myself. Well, I'm glad to see carry out a disguise you. So you thought pest to follow my advice, and come here in person ?” “ We followed the dictates of our own judgment,” said the s don, more coolly. “I intended to come from the first; a slight indisposition prevented me, however.” he said, taking an easier comiclooks.corn