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Updated: May 5, 2025
DOÑA MATILDE. ¿Me quieres, Bruno? BRUNO. Toma, ¿y para eso tantos aspavientos? BRUNO. ¿Que si la quiero a usted? Buena pregunta, cuando la he visto a usted nacer, como quien dice, y la he arrullado, y la he dado papilla y la he.... DOÑA MATILDE. Tienes razón ... y por lo mismo me decido ahora a confiarte que me caso esta noche con don Eduardo. BRUNO. ¡Oiga! Su padre de usted consintió al cabo....
"What horse was it?" Benito inquired; but the lad was non-committal. Probably it belonged to some stranger. Juan could not recollect just where or when he had seen the pony, and he was certain he had not laid eyes upon the owner. "Devil take the boy! He's half-witted," Benito growled. But Dave changed his tactics. "Oiga!" he said, sternly. "Do you want to go to jail?" Juan had no such desire.
Before we could arrive on the spot, the man had sprung back into an erect attitude; and, as he stamped his timber leg with violence upon the ground, was heard to exclaim: "Carrambo, camarados! The curs are upon our trail! Oiga los? el perro el perro!" Borne upon the sighing breeze, it was heard above the rushing noise of the waters easily heard, and as easily understood.
"He is a a thick, black fellow with a scar on his lip, like a snarl." "Felipe!" "Yes, Felipe! I believe they called him that." Longorio strode to the end of the livingroom, flung open the wooden shutters of a window and, leaning far out, whistled sharply on his fingers. "Oiga! Teniente! Ho, you fellows!" he shouted. From the darkness a voice answered; a man, evidently on guard, came running.
El señor de Gorostiza, poeta ya conocido en nuestro teatro moderno, se ha apoderado de una idea feliz y ha escogido un asunto de la mayor importancia. ¿Halo desempeñado como de su talento nos debíamos prometer ? Oiga el lector el argumento, y podrá responder a tan atrevida pregunta.
BRUNO. Oiga usted, no necesita uno humedecerse mucho la boca para decir "no quiero". DON EDUARDO. ¡Y bien, tanto mejor! BRUNO. Si es a gusto de usted.... DON EDUARDO. Porque es bien claro que lo que más importa a un desgraciado es llegar a serlo tanto, que ya no pueda serlo más. BRUNO. ¿Eso llama usted claro?
Then, as if in answer to her perplexity, a second horseman appeared, and the woman realized how simply she had been fooled. The new-comers exchanged a word or two in Spanish, then the second rider flung himself from his saddle and made for the water. He was lying prone and drinking deeply when out of nowhere came a sharp command. "Oiga! Hands up, both of you!"
"They look very poor," said Alaire, and opened her purse; but Longorio would not permit her to give. Extracting a large roll of paper money from his own pocket, he tossed it, without counting, to Juan, and then when the onlookers applauded he loudly called to one of his officers, saying: "Oiga! Give these good friends of mine two horses, and see that they are well cared for.
VECINA. Vecinita, perdone usted que me entre así de rondón ... como la puerta estaba abierta ... y como somos uña y carne quería enseñar a usted cierta cosa ... ¡mas oiga! si tendré telarañas ... ¡su señoría la marquesa aquí! ¡Subir una marquesa ocho tramos de escalera! MARQUESA. ¿Quién es esta buena mujer? DOÑA MATILDE. Es una vecina que....
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