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The fonda and all it contained was at his disposicion.
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You are right-itsmells of the fonda-andthe road.
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At last, just as I was beginning to feel tired, we came to the fonda.
4
The next afternoon he went to the fonda.
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He had indeed recommended the fonda to his impresor, who was but a courier before him.
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Going into a fonda-ortavern-hecalled for breakfast.
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Meanwhile, the subject of Dr. West's meditations was slowly making his way along the high-road towards the fonda.
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It's a good ten miles hard going to the fonda, and I'm as hungry as a hawk already.
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The subject was never again broached, and we returned in silence to the fonda....
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If any one could solve the mystery of the Ramierez fonda, and discover Richards's unknown assailant, it was HE!
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In a flash of recollection the editor remembered his own experience, and the singular scuffle outside the stable door of the fonda.
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The fonda was no place for the child, who should know only the litany of the Virgin-andthey had kept her there.
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Here was the old miracle of the orange in full fruition and the lovely fragrant blossom all on the same tree-atthe fonda.
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When he entered the fonda half an hour later, the awe in which he was held by the half superstitious ruffians appeared to have increased.
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He could barely discern a cavalcade of dark figures and a large vehicle rapidly approaching, before it drew up tumultuously in front of the fonda.
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I met Mr. Barnum in the "fonda" and he told me he was sick, remarking that he wished he would take the smallpox.