..."The Count of Carrion," replied Martin, repressing withdifficulty the joy he felt on seeing how successfully he haddisposed his companions to aid him in his projects of vengeance... 
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..."And is it possible that the Count of Carrion commits suchoutrages?" asked one of the listeners...
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...One must be blindand stupid not to know the horses of the Grandee of Carrion...
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..."Excellent thought, not one of them shall escape! Oh,my cleverness is well worth the two hundred gold marks!Night is now coming on; I must try to get, on some pretence,to Carrion...
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...When the night was well advanced he mounted his horseand started for Carrion, although, when leaving the camp, herode in an opposite direction...
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...Ten years before the period in which this history commenced,Don Gonzalo, Count of Carrion, died, leaving two sons,the elder named Gonzalo and the younger Suero, and also adaughter named Teresa...
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...But, alas! the sweet dovelived for ever trembling, threatened by the cruel falcon, andher angelic spirit was suffocating within the gloomy walls ofthe Castle of Carrion...
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..."Well, then, I will love Teresa now, whilst I am but a poorpeasant, and the Infanta of Carrion, when I shall be worthyof her...
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...Three days after the disastrous attack of the bandits on theCastle of Carrion, those that remained of them were stillencamped in the place where we left them in the twenty-thirdchapter...
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...Gonzalo then continued his way to Burgos, and Teresa andGuillen proceeded towards Carrion...
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...The houseof Carrion, formerly loved and respected by all, is now surroundedby enemies...
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...Whilst engaged in this and other such conversations, theCastle of Carrion appeared to their view...
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...It was it which armed my right hand with thedagger of a bandit; it was it which changed Martin, a good,peaceful, inoffensive youth, living in Carrion, into the terribleVengador...
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...The Counts of Carrion and of Cabra bit their lips with fury,and interchanged looks, the significance of which no oneknew just then, but which the reader shall learn very soon...
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