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"Of course," she replied, "and so we call it the Glen Cuagh Oir, that is the 'Glen of the Cup of Gold. And to think he has to leave it all to-morrow!" she added. The pathetic cadences in her voice again drove Martin to despair. He recovered himself, however, to say, "But he is going to Canada!" "Yes, to Canada.
DON EDUARDO. ¡Toma, ya te desanimas! DOÑA MATILDE. No, pero sí extraño cómo has tenido paciencia para oír tanta grosería. DON EDUARDO. En efecto, merecía el gran vinagre que le hubiera tirado los tres duros a la cabeza. DOÑA MATILDE. Y ¿por qué no lo has hecho? DON EDUARDO. En primer lugar porque no tenía los tres duros. DOÑA MATILDE. Podías haberle castigado de otro modo.
And like a homing pigeon, his heart, after some faint struggles in the grip of its owner's will, made swift flight toward the far-away Highland glen across the sea, the Cuagh Oir.
"Gabriele, you are going to stop that crudeness right now! Here, give Betty some Betty cake!" "Que cosas oir! What things to hear." She sat down between Nathaniel and Michael. "And smell." "Betty," said Nathaniel, " Put your snot rags up your holes and you won't need to know we are around." "I taked care of you when tu madre was not here and this you dices cosas malvados a mi."
Relieved by the walk for a time from the ache in his head, Cameron surrendered himself to the mysterious influences of the place and the hour. He let his eyes wander over the fields below him to the far horizon, and beyond beyond the woods, beyond the intervening leagues of land and sea and was again gazing upon the sunlit loveliness of the Cuagh Oir.
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