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Updated: June 16, 2025
I needed but a moment to be fully awake and know my exact situation; the first cry was, 'Como estamos, Senor Consul. 'Vamos, Senor Larkin. At my bedside were several letters that I had re-read before going to bed. On dressing myself, while my captors were saddling my horse, I assorted these letters, and put them into different pockets.
"Ristow's girl will be here to-morrow, and if you don't knuckle down to her it'll be a case of 'Vamos' for you you can go and get a husband among the natives," and he flung her aside and went to the god that ran him closest for his soul, next to women his rum-bottle.
The school at first was for poor children; but later Philip IV established here a convent for orphan girls of good family. *las Salesas*: convent of the nuns of Our Lady of the Visitation. *ello ninguna tenía: ello es que ninguna tenía*; 'it is a fact that not one of them had. *vamos allá*: 'no one else will. *Algarbe*: Algarve, province in the extreme south of Portugal.
Them's your orders. March! Get, vamos! No, not that way out through the front door. No sulks!" Pedro obeyed with uncouth alacrity. When he had gone, the gleam of pitiless savagery went out of Ricardo's yellow eyes, and his physiognomy took on, for the first time that evening, the expression of a domestic cat which is being noticed. "You can watch him right into the bushes, if you like.
"Talk sense now, boy Pepe something like plan about that what we do but not go inside canon till guero clear away. Only near enough see him go out, then for cave right plan to take him. Sun near dawn, time we start come!" "Vamos!" Both mounted, and rode forward to the bank of the river. There was no ford at the spot, but what of that?
Our Mexicans fell on their knees and crossed themselves, repeating their Ave-marias. We involuntarily took off our hats, and whispered a thanksgiving to the God who had been with us in the hour of peril, and was now so visible to us in his works. The Mexicans rose from their knees. "Vamos! Senores," said one of them, laying his hand on the bridle of my mule. "To the rancho, to breakfast."
Peal followed peal; the vast cloud was breached and burst by a hundred fiery bolts; and like an avalanche the heavy tropical rain was precipitated to the earth. It fell in torrents, but the strength of the tempest had been spent on the first onslaught. The dark cloud passed on to the south, and a piercing cold wind swept after it. "Vamos a bajar, senores!"
I was preparing to return, and had thrust one leg back through the hedge, when a harsh voice apparently that of a man mingled with the silvery tones. "Anda! anda! hace mucho calor. Vamos a volver." "Ah, no, Pepe! un ratito mas." "Vaya, carrambor!" Again the clear laughter rang out, mingled with the clapping of hands and short exclamations of delight.
Then Talbot regained sufficient control to listen to the boatman. At once he calmed down. "Here, boys," said he, "ease her backward. You, Johnny, stand by at the bow and hold her head on. Frank and I will give her a shove at the stern. When the time comes, I'll yell and you pile right in, Johnny. Vamos, Manuel!"
Suddenly the scowling spokesman of the troop, with a shouted "Vamos!" turned his horse's head and, followed by all the others, rode out and broke into a gallop.
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