United States or Saint Pierre and Miquelon ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
This is my trail I go out after the shearing through the Cañada de las Viñas, then across the Little Antelope, while the grass is quick. After that I go up toward the hills of Olancho, where I keep one month; there is much good feed and no man comes. Also then I wait at Tres Piños for the sheriff that I pay the tax. Sacre! it is a hard one, that tax!
Two months from to-day there will be a new Government in Olancho and a new President, and the mines will have a new director. I have tried to be your friend, Mr. Clay. See how you like me for an enemy. Goodnight, gentlemen." "Good-night," said MacWilliams, unmoved. "Please ask your man to close the gate after you."
The better to do honor to the President, Clay had brought out several foreign orders, and MacWilliams helped him to tie around his neck the collar of the Red Eagle which the German Emperor had given him, and to fasten the ribbon and cross of the Star of Olancho across his breast, and a Spanish Order and the Legion of Honor to the lapel of his coat.
It has the arms of Olancho on it in gold, and I thought you might like to keep it as a souvenir." He pulled the card from his coat-pocket and said, "May I have this dance?" "You may," Hope answered. "But you wouldn't mind if we sat it out, would you?" "I should prefer it," Clay said, as he scrawled his name across the card. "It is so crowded inside, and the company is rather mixed."
Word Of The Day