[Remember the Alamo by Amelia E. Barr]@TWC D-Link bookRemember the Alamo CHAPTER XV 5/38
Between curtain and curtain my kiss is waiting.
Give it to me." "Eyes of my soul, to-night the world begins again for me." "At this blessed hour of God, I am the happiest man he has made." "As for me, here in this dear, white hand I put my heart." Is there any woman who cannot imagine Isabel's shy glances, and the low, sweet words in which she answered such delightful protestations? And soon, to add a keener zest to his happiness, Luis began to be a little jealous. "With us is Dias de Bonilla.
Do you remember, my beloved one, that you danced with him once ?" "How can you say a thing so offensive ?" "Yes, dear, at the Senora Valdez's." "It may be.
I have forgotten." "Too well he remembers.
He has dared to sing a serenade to your memory--well, truly, he did not finish it, and but for the Senor Doctor, I should have taught him that Isabel is not a name for his lips to utter.
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