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"
Bah
!
it
could
not
be
--
ridiculous
,
unlikely
,
altogether
improbable
!
"
But
what
then
?
"
Ha
!
I
have
it
!
A
hundred
to
one
I
have
it
!
He
may
have
got
warning
of
our
visit
,
or
,
at
least
,
had
suspicions
of
it
.
'
Twas
a
trick
got
up
to
try
us
!
--
perhaps
himself
in
sight
,
a
witness
of
our
disgraceful
flight
?
Maldito
!
"
But
who
could
have
betrayed
us
?
No
one
.
Of
course
no
one
could
tell
of
that
intent
.
How
then
should
he
have
prepared
such
an
infernal
surprise
?
"
Ah
!
I
forget
.
It
was
broad
daylight
as
we
made
the
crossing
of
the
long
prairie
.
We
may
have
been
seen
,
and
our
purpose
suspected
?
Just
so
--
just
so
.
And
then
,
while
we
were
making
our
toilet
in
the
chapparal
,
the
other
could
have
been
contrived
and
effected
.
That
,
and
that
only
,
can
be
the
explanation
!
"
Fools
!
to
have
been
frightened
at
a
scarecrow
!
"
Carrambo
!
It
sha
n't
long
delay
the
event
.
To-morrow
I
go
back
to
the
Alamo
.
I
'll
touch
that
thousand
yet
,
if
I
should
have
to
spend
twelve
months
in
earning
it
;
and
,
whether
or
not
,
the
deed
shall
be
done
all
the
same
.
Enough
to
have
lost
Isidora
.
It
may
not
be
true
;
but
the
very
suspicion
of
it
puts
me
beside
myself
.
If
I
but
find
out
that
she
loves
him
--
that
they
have
met
since
--
since
--
Mother
of
God
!
I
shall
go
mad
;
and
in
my
madness
destroy
not
only
the
man
I
hate
,
but
the
woman
I
love
!
O
Dona
Isidora
Covarubio
de
los
Llanos
!
Angel
of
beauty
,
and
demon
of
mischief
!
I
could
kill
you
with
my
caresses
--
I
can
kill
you
with
my
steel
!
One
or
other
shall
be
your
fate
.
It
is
for
you
to
choose
between
them
!
"
His
spirit
becoming
a
little
tranquillised
,
partly
through
being
relieved
by
this
conditional
threat
--
and
partly
from
the
explanation
he
had
been
able
to
arrive
at
concerning
the
other
thought
that
had
been
troubling
it
--
he
soon
after
fell
asleep
.
Nor
did
he
awake
until
daylight
looked
in
at
his
door
,
and
along
with
it
a
visitor
.
