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Dona Rosario stood motionless, her arms crossed, her head haughtily raised, and her look disdainful. The Linda leaped from her horse, and seizing her by the arm, shook her violently.
"Oh, oh! " she said, in a bitterly mocking tone, "my pretty dear! This is the way you oblige people to come after you: is it?"