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Montezuma’s Daughter

CHAPTER XII
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This was all her message, but I will add to it.

May she haunt you for ever, she and my mother; may they haunt you through life and death, through earth and hell.' He covered his face with his hands for a moment, then dropping them sank back into the chair and called to the black sailors.
'Away with this slave.

Why are you so slow ?' The men advanced upon me, but I was not minded to be handled by them if I could help it, and I was minded to cause de Garcia to share my fate.
Suddenly I bounded at him, and gripping him round the middle, I dragged him from his chair.

Such was the strength that rage and despair gave to me that I succeeded in swinging him up to the level of the bulwarks.

But there the matter ended, for at that moment the two black sailors sprang upon us both, and tore him from my grip.


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