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Updated: June 24, 2025
A rowboat went near the mouth of a river to take on fresh water, and the river came out with a gush, upset the boat, and drowned the men in it. Just below Gracias Cape the current divided into two, one part flowing west, the other south; this latter was followed. Continuing south, he came to Caribaro Bay, where the people wore many flat ornaments of beaten gold.
Yet you have heart and mettle, I believe, else you would not be here. 'Gracias, Signor! cried Reuben, with a bow which nearly unhorsed him; 'the last remark makes up for all the rest, else had I been forced to cross blades with you, to maintain my soldierly repute.
"Now I have some real work for you, Diego, and it must be done quickly and well." "Gracias, Señor," murmured Diego, abashed by such favor, and bowed low before his god. "The riata must be dressed now, Diego, and dressed until it is soft as a silken cord, sinuous as the green snakes that live in the streams, and not one strand must be frayed and weakened. Sabe?
She ran forward to the window, and, pressing her small lips close to the glass, strained her eyes outward. I held the diamond in my fingers, and, stretching up until my hand was opposite her face, I wrote the word "Gracias." At first seeing me she had started back. There was no time to be lost.
Another adventurer, Nicuesa, came as his neighbour, holding the Governorship of the coast from the Gulf of Uraba to the Cape Gracias a Dios. These two conquistadores, although as jealous of each other as was usual with almost all these pioneer explorers, joined forces against the Indians, whom they attempted to subdue by means of an iron hand rather than by a silk glove.
She smiled, then blushed, uttered a soft "Gracias, cavallero!" yet hesitated a moment whether to take up the trophy. A scowling father had started to his feet on one side, on the other a scowling lover. The last was Roblado. "Insolent!" cried he, seizing the plume, and flinging it to the earth; "insolent!"
"Your health, capitan," said Morris, with a courteous smile; "and may you ever be as successful as on the present occasion." "Muchas gracias señor," replied the Mexican; "you bear the loss of your brig very good humoredly. What may she be worth?" "She cost thirty thousand dollars in Baltimore," replied Morris. "You must regret to lose her." "That admits no question, señor."
But doubtless Señor Jack would have overtaken him soon. Adios, José. Gracias, amigo mio!" Having put her hair into some sort of confinement, she picked up her reins and smiled at José and then at Jack in a way to tie the tongues of them both; though their brows were black with the hatred which must, if they met again, bear fruit of violence.
That is not for a gringo." Perhaps there was a shade of the theatrical element in his speech and his manner, but he was perfectly innocent of any such intention; and the people before him were nothing if not dramatic. He got his response in the bravos and the applause that followed the silence of sheer amazement. "Gracias!" they cried, in their impulsive appreciation of his generosity.
The officer, white with rage in which hearty fear was mingled, obeyed with alacrity, pulling out a gold coin and handing it, with an oath, to the peon whose hat he had ruined. "Muchas gracias," murmured Kid Wolf, reholstering his gun. "And now, if the fun's ovah, I must bid yo' buenas tardes. Adios!"
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