1
Several Chileno Signoritas are very obligingly anxious to become the signoras of this house.
2
She soon struck, and was rolled over and over, and the Chileno boy drowned.
3
The Chileno waved his hand impatiently, and shrugged his shoulders.
4
He paused, and then smiled grimly at the Chileno.
5
The Chileno turned his face slowly towards him.
6
The old governor had died since our last visit, and a Chileno was acting in his place.
7
The Chileno looked at him with blazing eyes, and half raised his hand as if to strike.
8
The Chileno followed him in silence, and the two men remained conversing in almost whispered tones for some time.
9
"For God's sake, listen to me!" he said hoarsely to the Chileno.
10
The Chileno looked up.
11
And Prout had "thumped" the evil-faced Chileno very badly one day for beating a native nearly to death.
12
There was on the plantation a ruffianly Chileno who, he knew, would dispose of Prout satisfactorily when asked to do so.
13
The Chileno Guaso then knows there is a lion watching his prey-theword is given-andmen and dogs hurry to the chase.
14
One night a Chileno pulled his knife on another who cleaned him out, and when the police got busy the casino shut down.
15
'Some Chileno dry-cleaner shrunk 'em.
16
The Chileno remained silent for a minute or so, then said, "She is the most beautiful fair woman I have ever seen."