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The appearance of Señor Zorro at the scene of battle when he was supposed to be behind bars in the _presidio_ at San Diego de Alcála terrified Captain Ramón. He had a sudden feeling that the fates were against him――that his treachery was to be punished. And he found that his plans were ruined again.
He had no faith in a personal encounter with Señor Zorro. Something seemed to tell him that such would result fatally for himself. And he had small faith in proving Zorro a traitor after the fight, and a great fear that Zorro and some of the captured pirates would, on the other hand, prove him to be one.