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Updated: September 25, 2025
He relates that whenever the country was suffering from drought, the Virjen do Remedios was carried into Mexico in procession, to bring rain, till it came to be said, quite as a proverb, Hasta el agua nos debe venir de la Gachupina "We must get even our water from that Spanish creature."
The perils of the past were all forgotten, and the perils of the future we thought not of them. It was late when we said "buenas noches" to our friends, and we parted with a mutual "hasta la manana." It is needless to say that we kept our promise in the morning, and made another for the following morning, and kept that too; and so on till the awful bugle summoned us once more to the "route."
It was known to her also that the young freedwoman lived in melancholy, that she was a person different from all other women of Nero's house, and that in general she was the good spirit of the palace. Hasta engaged to deliver the letter himself to Acte.
"Well, sonny, any news from the old girl at the Summit?" "No-o," hastily stammered the editor, with a half-hysterical laugh. "No, Jack. Excuse me a moment." "All right; busy, I see. Hasta manana." The picture vanished, the frame was empty. "You see," continued the editor, turning to Mr. Bowers, "there has been a mistake. I" but he stopped suddenly at the ashen face of Mr.
I must go," said José, and he shook hands with Hillyard and Fairbairn, and went out on to the deck. "Hasta luego!" "Hasta ahora!" returned Hillyard; and José Medina walked down the steps of the ladder to his felucca. The blue sea widened between the two vessels; and in a week, Hillyard descended from a train on to the platform of the Quai D'Orsay station in Paris.
Should it be necessary for you to communicate with me at any time, it will be advisable to do so by special messenger; for there is only too much reason to suspect that letters are often scrutinised during their passage through the post office. Now you will have to be quick if you wish to get your ticket; so adios, Senor! Hasta mas verle."
"A Dios, a Dios, hasta mas ver, Sibila, a Dios!" was loudly shouted, and soon most of the guests had left the tent. Those who remained behind were scattered among the different tables. Ulrich sat at one alone with Hans Eitelfritz. The lansquenet had declined Zorrillo's invitation to join him; an old friend from Madrid was present, with whom he wished to talk over happier days.
There was a constant conflict in the point of view; for whereas Kenna and Hasta were anxious to extend the Saxon power, and to make it greater in the eyes of the world, Lanc was of opinion that they should give less thought to conquest and more to the comfort and advancement of their followers.
Like a man in a dream, Jim marched to the door, scarcely hearing the skipper's sauve voice remarking: "Hasta la vista, Senor Douglas; I will not say adios, for we shall meet again once more." The cabin door then closed, and Jim was conducted back to his cell, followed by the curious glances of the men who were assembled about the decks.
He came riding down to her for his trail lay that way and as he rode he called to the others a good natured "Hasta luego!" which is the Mexican equivalent of "See you later." He did not seem to notice Annie-Many-Ponies at all as he rode past her.
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