Guerilla Chief,
The Guerilla Chief, and Other Tales
作者：Reid, Mayne, 1818-1883
体例：题 章数：74
字数：409,393 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 74 题- Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England
- CERRO GORDO.
- I heard these words, as I lay in my tent, on the field of Cerro Gordo.
- THE ESCAPE OF EL COJO.
- THE MENACE OF A MONSTER.
- Suddenly the sound ceased; and the voice once more echoed in my ear--
- AN ANGEL VOICE.
- AN UNPLEASANT MISUNDERSTANDING.
- A DEVOTED WOMAN.
- I pointed to the dark spot on his thigh.
- I took the mongrel sword, and held it up to the light.
- DESPOILING THE DEAD.
- I turned away to escape from an emotion--evil, as it was unpleasant.
- A PLEASANT EXPLANATION.
- EVIL IMAGININGS.
- I must either enter, or withdraw. I decided upon entering.
- I glanced towards Lola, who returned my look with a gracious smile.
- AN IMPLACABLE PURSUER.
- I did not interrupt Calros to tell him _how much_.
- I put the question with a keener interest than the invalid suspected.
- A MEXICAN MEDICO.
- I could hear the heavy breathing of the invalid; nothing more.
- The dialogue ran thus:--
- A SIDE CONVERSATION.
- A GROUP OF JAROCHOS.
- I could find opportunity for only four words:
- AN INFAMOUS EPISTLE.
- Literal translation:--
- TWO OLD ACQUAINTANCES.
- A BRACE OF BAD FELLOWS.
- A RIDERLESS HORSE.
- A HORSE-HUNT.
- THE CAPTOR CAPTURED.
- I kept on, therefore, to the point where it had entered the wood.
- The "cup" was at my lips; I had forgotten the "slip."
- A CUADRILLA OF SALTEADORES.
- ROBBERS EN ROUTE.
- I could see Rayas in front, at the head of his band.
- DARK SUSPICIONS.
- A FIENDISH DESIGN.
- A SCATTERING OF SALTEADORES.
- END OF THE GUERILLA CHIEF.
- DESPARD, THE SPORTSMAN.
- A CITY OF DUELLISTS.
- SCENE IN A DRINKING SALOON.
- A GENERAL SEARCH ALL ROUND.
- THE EXCHANGE OF CARDS.
- I arose, and dressed myself with as little delay as possible.
- MONSIEUR LUIS DE HAUTEROCHE.
- The door closing behind him put an end to our "interview."
- I turned on my heel, and proceeded in the direction of the Rue Dauphin.
- MONSIEUR JACQUES DESPARD.
- HOSPITABLE FRIENDS.
- THE VILLA DARDONVILLE.
- THE POST-OFFICE.
- ANOTHER EPISTLE.
- THE CHEQUE.
- THE MISSOURI BELLE.
- THE TWO PILOTS.
- NO ONE ON THE WATCH.
- PLUTO.
- MONSIEUR GARDETTE.
- THE PURSUIT.
- THE DENOUEMENT.
- END OF DESPARD, THE SPORTSMAN.
- A CASE OF RETALIATION.
- I hurried on my clothes.
- THE BROKEN BITT.
- A TURKEY HUNT IN TEXAS.
- Taking the turkey after this fashion is called "running it down."
- I soon discovered it. I saw that the chase was carrying me up a hill.
- TRAPPED IN A TREE.
- THE BLACK JAGUAR--AN ADVENTURE ON THE AMAZON.
- THE END.