[The Young Engineers in Mexico by H. Irving Hancock]@TWC D-Link bookThe Young Engineers in Mexico CHAPTER XII 9/10
"He insults my courage! This from one who is a mere Gringo--the most cowardly race of people on the earth.
Oh, I shall exact revenge for this insolence. And you, Nicolas, had the impudence to come here with such an insult." "I assure you, Senor Gato, I was but the unfortunate messenger." Nicolas replied, meekly. "Since you brought this insolence to me you shall take back my message.
Tell the dogs of Gringos that I laugh at them.
Tell the Gringo, Reade, that, in these hills, I shall do as I please. That I shall let him pass safely, if I am so minded, or that I shall shoot at him whenever I choose.
Assure him that I regard his life as being my property.
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