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Pero cuidado, El pobre sera el nino perdido Si esta por Anglisman cogido. Ay de mi". It was now five in the afternoon, and the breeze continued to fall, and the sea to go down, until sunset, by which time we had I run the corvette hull down, and the schooner nearly out of sight.
Sometimes you are warned by a deep-voiced 'Cuidado, but more often a pannier brushing you against the wall brings the first knowledge of their presence. On looking up you are again surprised to see not a great shining negro in a burnouse, but a Spaniard in tight trousers, with a broad-brimmed hat.
At this time when the peppers glow in the gardens and the young quail cry "cuidado," "have a care!" you can hear the plump, plump of the metate from the alcoves of the vines where comfortable old dames, whose experience gives them the touch of art, are pounding out corn for tamales.
I saw The Rebel's eyes, steeled to intensity, meet Flood's across the table, and in that glance of our foreman he evidently read approval, for he rose rigidly with the stealth of a tiger, and for the first time that day his hand went to the handle of his six-shooter. One of the two pretended winners at cards saw the movement in our quarter, and sang out as a warning, "Cuidado, mucho."
Things that we know nothing of and have no proof of have been added to things that we do know of that will hurt, and, on top of that there has been the everlasting 'cuidado' lest you say a word that will run foul of current opinion so what wonder that man is scary? It's a wonder that he's sane. "After we took that picture we debated for the first time where we should camp that night.
Sometimes he slipped into deep holes and disappeared beneath the surface, but be always recovered himself, and went on with his work with the greatest deliberation and composure. "But, amigo" exclaimed H., in an excited tone, "you forget that you are six feet high, and that I am but five feet five!" "No hay cuidado!"
At this time when the peppers glow in the gardens and the young quail cry "cuidado," "have a care!" you can hear the plump, plump of the metate from the alcoves of the vines where comfortable old dames, whose experience gives them the touch of art, are pounding out corn for tamales.
DOÑA MATILDE. Pues ... en efecto ... y también ciertas reflexiones ... ya ve usted, la cosa es muy seria ... se trata de un lazo indisoluble, de la dicha o de la desgracia de toda la vida.... DON PEDRO. Como ya obtuviste mi consentimiento, que era lo que te tenía con cuidado.... DON EDUARDO. Y queriéndonos tanto como nos queremos....
I saw it peeping at me, and it was lonely. But now, behold how it smiles like a star that sees Paradise, eh? And I, too, have seen Paradise." He placed the delicate bloom in Alaire's fingers and was gone. "Cuidado!" breathed Dolores. "There is blood on it; the blood of innocents. He will burn for a million years in hell, that man."
"Cuidado," said Don Ricardo; "let me manage" and he got a small tube of wild cane, which he stuck into Bang's mouth, through a hole in the poultice cloth, and set a negro servant to watch that it did not sink into his gullet, as he fell asleep, and with instructions to take the poultice off whenever the pain abated; and there he lay on his back, whistling through this artificial beak, like a sick snipe.
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