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yarga [219]3 years ago

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The window, it had not fallen well when my lady came out, she asked me for the peseta, I gave it to her, she looked at it and she looked like a scarlet. He made me go through his room to the living room and sat me in a corner imposing himself not to move from there. For this, my peseta was already in her possession, known for being the same one that she had given me two minutes ago. The Guanabo sugar mill was unloading then. With such evidence in sight, there was no doubt; This fatal coin was the same one he had just given me. No further evidence was wanted. He took out the scrim change, bought the rope and the mule I was supposed to go on. "Soon I found myself overwhelmed. I was in the place of restraint and surprised that all the children came to the door crying. My mistress entered and He was leaving very quiet but diligent. He sat down and wrote something. I asked one of them about my brother and knew he was locked up. It would be around nine when I saw the black muleteer enter the room, whose name I don't remember now. The latter approached me, removing the dodge, "having already left a henequen rope on the ground. I, waiting for my common penance and seeing the great danger that threatened me, I escaped through another door, because the room had three. Possessed of fear, I ran to my protector, Senor Don Nicolás, and found that hidden there, a tribute typical of childhood, everyone cried. The girl Concha told me: "Go to where Daddy is." Mr. Marqués loved me well. I slept with him because he did not snore and when he suffered from migraine he gave him warm water and had his forehead while throwing. than