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The Two Captains
Friedrich de La Motte-Fouque
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CHAPTER I. A Mild summer evening was resting on the shores of Malaga, awakening the
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CHAPTER II. The night-smelling flowers in Lucila’s window were already beginning to
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CHAPTER III He was not long in seeking the bright star, which he indeed felt was
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CHAPTER IV. “Halt!” exclaimed Fadrique, as Heimbert appeared from the garden,
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CHAPTER V. The voyagers had for some time to battle with contrary winds, and when
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CHAPTER VI. Thrice had Fadrique and Heimbert almost forced their way to a rampart
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CHAPTER VII. In the confusion of the conquering and the conquered, Zelinda had
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CHAPTER VIII. The great Alba held a council with his chief officers in an open place
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CHAPTER IX. A sea of sand, stretching out in the distant horizon, without one object
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CHAPTER X. With no other guide than the sun by day, and by night the host of stars,
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CHAPTER XI. The maiden looked fixedly at the young soldier, and seemed considering
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CHAPTER XII. With the evening twilight the lovely lady returned and spent the night
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CHAPTER XIII. A charming breeze began to cool the heated brows of the travellers, and
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CHAPTER XIV. Heimbert rose from his pious duty, and his first glance fell on Zelinda,
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CHAPTER XV. The travellers had almost traversed the pathless plain when one day they
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CHAPTER XVI. The next day the three travellers reached the edge of the desert, and
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CHAPTER XVII. Beside the fountain where she had parted from Heimbert, Dona Clara was
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CHAPTER XVIII. Secret and inclosed, with blooming shrubs planted around, with not a
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CHAPTER XIX. The Captains had already long finished their story, and the duke still
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CHAPTER VI. Thrice had Fadrique and Heimbert almost forced their way to a rampart
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