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Señor Zorro fought the battle of his life, after the little _señorita_ had gone and the door had been closed and barred, to keep from showing his elation in his face.
His hands now would be free at any time he wished to drop the ends of the cords that bound his wrists. He had a weapon hidden in the sash about his waist. Given those minor advantages, Señor Zorro felt that he could disconcert his enemies again, else fail to be Zorro.