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"Oh, Sancho!" she cried, darting into the gloom to the sound of his voice and flinging her arms about him. "I have feared for thee, my Sancho. Now I fear no more, for all is well." "Well?" the pirate growled suspiciously. "Hast left thy hot-blood mistress, then?" "No, Sancho. It is better for thee even than that. I have made thy peace with Dolores.
Just beyond earshot, up the river to the south there lies a big canoe, with at its nose for instant action two men of Mowbray's brigade, while a hundred yards inland another waits, armed and ready to cover a hurried flight. There needs but loosing of those yonder, M'sieu, and here are we. Two Indians pace the lodge.... You one, me one. What easier? "Many things, my young hot-blood.
"Your highness has not called to mind, that the whale is what naturalists call a 'hot-blood animal, with arteries and circulation of blood similar to the human species; and that it brings forth its young alive, and nurses it at the breast." "Very true," observed the pacha. "I had forgot that." My conductor resumed as follows: "As I told you before, the whale is the staple of this island.
Then all at once she became conscious of a tall figure which disengaged itself from a nearby group and came eagerly forward. Mechanically she held out her hand, and a voice sounded in her ears which drove all else from her thoughts and sent the hot-blood flooding her cheeks and neck in a crimson tide. "We meet again, Miss Murdaugh. I told you that it would be soon!"
Even so, Michael, at the heels of his master's horse, did not see nor understand the beginning of the catastrophe. For that matter, neither did Harley. Where a steep, eight-foot bank came down to the edge of the road along which he was riding, Harley and the hot-blood colt were startled by an eruption through the screen of manzanita bushes above.
The Quaker spirit of Mercy Pennington made fighting repulsive to his father, but in Asher the old Huguenot courage of Jean Aydelot blazed forth, together with the rash partisanship of a young hot-blood whose life has been hemmed in too narrowly by forest walls. Almost before Cloverdale knew there was a war, the Third Ohio Regiment was on its way to the front.
"Now a plague on thee, for a stupid hot-blood," cried the jarl; "if thou art so displeased with the word, I can tell thee that it need never be used, for, if ye will take service with the King, he will give thee the charge and the revenues of a goodly district, where thou shalt be master and a jarl too." "I am a king!" said Erling, drawing himself proudly up.
The first pure-bred, hot-blood stallions turned on the Kiowa range carried the Quarter Circle KT brand on their left shoulders. He wanted quality in his stock and spent thousands of dollars importing bulls and stallions to get it. When the automobile came it was the same. No jit for the erratic owner of the last big genuine cow-ranch on the Cimarron.
For the stout sons of the squatter will make a manly brush of it, or I am but little of a judge in warlike dispositions!" "The place of rendezvous is many leagues from this, on the banks of La Platte." "It is bad it is bad. If fighting is to be done, it is always wise to enter on it on equal terms. But what has one so near his time to do with ill-blood and hot-blood at his heart!
"Your highness has not called to mind, that the whale is what naturalists call a `hot-blood animal, with arteries and circulation of blood similar to the human species; and that it brings forth its young alive, and nurses it at the breast." "Very true," observed the pacha. "I had forgot that." My conductor resumed as follows: "As I told you before, the whale is the staple of this island.
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