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We must now return to one of our characters, who up to the present has played but a secondary part in this story; but, as frequently happens, is now called on by the exigencies of our narrative to take his place in the foreground.
We refer to Count Don Stenio de Bejar y Sousa, grandee of Spain of the first class, _caballero cubierto_, governor for His Majesty Philip II. of Spain and the Indies, of the island of Hispaniola, and husband of Dona Clara de Penaflor.