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Updated: June 9, 2025
DOÑA MATILDE. ¿Salió mi padre? Adiós con mi dinero ... ya está aquí doña Matilde. DOÑA MATILDE. ¿No me respondes si salió mi padre? BRUNO. Salió, y como un rehilete ... no sé yo lo que podía urgirle tanto ... pero ... ¿qué hace usted?... DOÑA MATILDE. Lo que tú has olvidado ... apagar las velas.... BRUNO. ¿Que es de rigor en tales aventuras el andar a tientas?
But the long, dark lamp-lit evenings are come, and this shoal of fish which I must write to you about and ask what the end is going to be; for now we almost think that the sea up north Stavanger way must be choke-full, as it was of herrings in the good old days that are no more, but it is now big with coal-fish, mostly north by the Reef, they say, but the undersigned and old Velas, who is a still older man, got about four boxes of right nice coal-fish yesterday, a little to the south-east.
He had climbed the cutting and was on the level, when he heard heavy footsteps coming towards him, and the next moment he was face to face with the object of his thoughts. Possibly Tom had expected to meet him and had been preparing for the fray, for he opened at once with a volley of patois which to Gard was so much blank cartridge. "Oh ho, le velas corrupteur! Amuseur! Séducteur!
Next day some letters from the marquis were intercepted, which were by no means conformable to the strict honour to which the Spanish nobility usually pretend, as they were meant to stir up the inhabitants of Velas to surprise the men belonging to Captain Clipperton, and to seize his boat when it went ashore for water.
The Marianne archipelago was discovered by Magellan on the 6th March, 1521, and at first received the name of Islas de las velas latinas, the Isles of the lateen sails, but subsequently that of the Ladrones, or the Robbers. If one may trust Pigafetta, the illustrious admiral saw no islands but Tinian, Saypan, and Agoignan.
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