Diccionario Enciclopédico Hispano-Americano.

Recuèrdo latino-americano.

Recuèrdo latino-americano.

" "Un' Americano!"

repeated Andrea Barrofaldi; "Americano!"

" "Perhaps the Signor Americano can give us an insight into the religion of his countryor are the Americani pagans?

"What the Americano calls our ceremonies, and images, and ringing of bells, are probably not understood by him," he said; "since a country as little civilized as his own cannot very well comprehend the mysteries of a profound and ancient religion.

"This Americano is also a servant of the English king, it would seem," he carelessly remarked; "I remember to have heard that there was a war between his country and that of the Inglesi, in which the French assisted the Americani to obtain a sort of national independence.

"Ask the Americano when he first entered into the service of the king of Inghilterra," said Andrea, "and why he stays in it, if it is unpleasant to him, when so many opportunities of quitting it offer?

" "Anything the Americano may think proper to relate will be listened to with pleasure.

" "I have seen the Signore," dryly remarked Andrea Barrofaldi"é uno Americano?" "An American!"

An Americano, Signor Tenente, is he not?" "Why, the fellow pretends to be some such thing," answered the young man, coloring, for he was loath to confess the wrong that had been done the deserter; "but half the British seamen one falls in with nowadays call themselves Americans, in order to escape serving his Majesty.

The French minister wrote to his country: "There is now no general government in Americano head, no Congress, no administrative departments.

An Americano who has black hair and can talk Spanish like the don himself isn't an Americano, in Manuel's eyes.

An Americano who has black hair and can talk Spanish like the don himself isn't an Americano, in Manuel's eyes.

"Already I find that I have done well to choose an Americano for my majordomo," Don Andres observed, a smile in his eyes.

Amiga mia, I shall call her, and I shall learn the Americano language, that we may talk together.

To-night, Señor Allen, you shall teach me Americano words that I may say to the señora what is necessary, for the happiness of my black puppy.

But more than that she wanted to punish Señor Jack Allen for laughing when she tried to speak the Americano sentence he had taught her the night before, and got it all backwards.

Catering to authority, the Mexican proprietor proffered a second drink to the Americano.

The proprietor, his fat, oily face in his hands and his elbows on the bar, grunted monosyllables, occasionally nodding as the Americano forced his acknowledgment of a highly obvious platitude.

" "Juan," said the captain, "seize the horse of the Americano.

The Americano, however, who stood before him did not offensively suggest these national qualities.

" "How looks he, this Americano who seeks thee?" asked Francisco.

"It is the Americano, Señor Cranch, and his adopted daughter, the mestiza Juanita, seeking your reverence, methinks.