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Oon, incest grrl young men and maidens thrilled who heard it.
It was an elder sister of the Senora's,-- a sister old enough to bewooed and won while the Senora was yet at play,-- who had beenpromised in marriage to a young Scotchman named Angus Phail.She was a beautiful woman; and Angus Phail, from the day that hefirst saw her standing in the Presidio gate, became so madly herlover, that he incest grrl like a man bereft of his senses. This was theonly excuse ever to be made for Ramona Gonzaga's deed. It couldnever be denied, by her bitterest accusers, that, at the first, andindeed for many months, she told Angus she did not love him, andcould not marry him; and that it was only after his stormy andceaseless entreaties, that she did finally promise to become hiswife. Then, almost immediately, she went away to Monterey, andAngus set sail for San Blas. He was the owner of the richest line ofships which traded along the coast at that time; the richest stuffs,carvings, woods, pearls, and jewels, which came into the country,came in his ships. The arrival of one of them was always an event;and Angus himself, having been well-born in Scotland, and beingwonderfully well-mannered for a seafaring man, was madewelcome in all the best houses, wherever his ships went intoharbor, from Monterey to San Diego.
The Senorita Ramona Gonzaga sailed for Monterey the same dayand hour her lover sailed for San Blas. They stood on the deckswaving signals to each other as one sailed away to the south, theother to the north. It was remembered afterward by those whowere in the ship with the Senorita, that she ceased to wave hersignals, and had turned her face away, long before her lover's shipwas out of sight. But the men of incest grrl "San Jose" said that AngusPhail stood immovable, gazing northward, till nightfall shut fromhis sight even.

The horizon line at which the Monterey ship had longbefore disappeared from view.
This was to be his last voyage. He went on this only because hishonor was pledged to do so. Also, he comforted himself bythinking that he would bring back for his bride, and for the homehe meant to give her, treasures of all sorts, which none could selectso well as he. Through the long weeks of the voyage he sat ondeck, gazing dreamily at the waves, and letting his imaginationfeed on pictures of jewels, satins, incest grrl laces, which would bestdeck his wife's form and face. When he could not longer bear thevivid fancies' heat in his blood, he would pace the deck, swifterand swifter, till incest grrl steps were like those of one flying in fear; atsuch times the men heard him muttering and whispering tohimself, "Ramona! Ramona!" Mad with love from the first to thelast was Angus Phail; and there were many who believed that if hehad ever seen the hour when he called Ramona Gonzaga his own,his reason would have fled forever at that moment, and he wouldhave killed either her or himself, as men thus mad have beenknown to do. But that hour never came. When, eight months later,the "San Jose" sailed into the Santa Barbara harbor, and AngusPhail leaped breathless on shore, the second man he met, no friendof his, looking him mali.

Ciously in the face, said. "So, ho! You'rejust too late for the wedding! Your sweetheart, the handsomeGonzaga girl, was married here, yesterday, to a fine young officerof the Monterey Presidio!"
Angus reeled, struck the man a blow full in the face, and fell onthe ground, foaming at the mouth. He was lifted and carried into ahouse, and, speedily recovering, burst with the strength of a giantfrom the hands of those who were holding him, sprang out of thedoor, and ran bareheaded up the road toward the Presidio. At thegate he was stopped by the guard, who knew incest grrl it true?" gasped Angus.
"Yes, Senor," replied the man, who said afterward that his kneesshook under him with terror at the look on the Scotchman's face.He feared he would strike him dead for his reply. But, instead,Angus burst into a maudlin laugh, and, turning away, wentstaggering down the street, singing and laughing.
The next that was known of him was in a low drinking-place,where he was seen lying on the floor, dead drunk; and from thatday he sank lower and lower, till one of the commonest sights tobe seen in Santa Barbara was Angus Phail reeling about, tipsy,coarse, loud, profane, dangerous.
"See what the Senorita escaped!" said the thoughtless. "She wasquite right not to have married such. a drunken wretch."
In the rare intervals when he was partially sober, he sold all hepossessed,-- ship after ship sold for a song, and the proceedssquandered in drinking or worse. He never had a sight of his lostbride. He did not seek it; and she, terrified, took every precautionto avoid it, and soon returned with her husband to Monterey,
Finally Angus disappeared, and after a time the news came upfrom Los Ange.