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Array ( [sid] => 4332 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Margarita XXVI [time] => 2002-09-27 08:15:00 [hometext] => [bodytext] => With pleasure Margarita's mind agreed
with mother's nice suggestion asking leave
of Arracho and oily ways indeed.
Bad rubbish needs good riddance she'll believe.

Margarita liked the idea of father riding to La Paloma with Don Huerra
freeing her of his presence. In happiness she said, "Who's handsomest
man in all Peralta, father? It's you! Who's best rider in all California?
Again, father, it's you. Go see your ship, talk to your captain. Mother
and I'll see to things while you're gone."
Don Jose smiled at her new exuberance. "If the horse's right," he said
with decision, "I'll ride."
Segundo arrived with the surrey and twin bays. Don Huerra spoke.
"You'll drive the ladies home, Segundo, then come meet us at the harbor
later. His Excellency and I ride to La Paloma. He'll use your horse. Will
Bravo behave , amigo?"
Segundo removed his sombrero in respect. Lowering his eyes he said, "I
think Alcalde can ride any horse he wants, Patron. I've seen him in the ring
with bulls and bears. His reata never misses. If I may mention on one thing,
Patron -----------."
"What is it, Segundo," Don Huerra asked somewhat impatiently. "What do
you want to tell us?"
"Only this, Patron, Bravo's mouth's tender and he's headstrong at times."

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Margarita XXVI

Contributed by ramfire on Friday, 27th September 2002 @ 08:15:00 AM in AEST
Topic: StoryPoetry

With pleasure Margarita's mind agreed
with mother's nice suggestion asking leave
of Arracho and oily ways indeed.
Bad rubbish needs good riddance she'll believe.

Margarita liked the idea of father riding to La Paloma with Don Huerra
freeing her of his presence. In happiness she said, "Who's handsomest
man in all Peralta, father? It's you! Who's best rider in all California?
Again, father, it's you. Go see your ship, talk to your captain. Mother
and I'll see to things while you're gone."
Don Jose smiled at her new exuberance. "If the horse's right," he said
with decision, "I'll ride."
Segundo arrived with the surrey and twin bays. Don Huerra spoke.
"You'll drive the ladies home, Segundo, then come meet us at the harbor
later. His Excellency and I ride to La Paloma. He'll use your horse. Will
Bravo behave , amigo?"
Segundo removed his sombrero in respect. Lowering his eyes he said, "I
think Alcalde can ride any horse he wants, Patron. I've seen him in the ring
with bulls and bears. His reata never misses. If I may mention on one thing,
Patron -----------."
"What is it, Segundo," Don Huerra asked somewhat impatiently. "What do
you want to tell us?"
"Only this, Patron, Bravo's mouth's tender and he's headstrong at times."

Copyright © ramfire ... [ 2002-09-27 08:15:00]
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Re: Margarita XXVI (User Rating: 1 )
by Jackee_line on Tuesday, 22nd April 2003 @ 07:43:24 AM AEST
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Cool write, look forward for more of this.

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