California -- Social life and customs -- Fiction; Short stories, American; Western stories
Friend Pancho: When you read this line you shall of a possibility think
I am no more. That is where you shall slip up, my little brother! I am
much more--I am two times as much, for I have marry Miss Boston. At the
Mission Church, at five of the morning, sharp! No cards shall be left! I
kiss the hand of my venerable uncle-in-law. You shall say to him that
we fly to the South wilderness as the combined evangelical missionary to
the heathen! Miss Boston herself say this. Ta-ta! How are you now?
Your own Enriquez.
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Selected Stories, by Bret Harte
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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