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Querido Compadre,—Mucho m'ha alegrado el buen termino de sus trabajos literarios que V.M. me participó.

The oldest one said, “Mucho aguacero” (a heavy shower) and cast about for a dry spot.

He hat lions in cage—and him gab peoples zu de lions—dey roarsh—oh, mucho, mucho!

Mucho tiempo h vivan dos jvenes esposos en lugar muy apartado y rstico.

But likes not well get mucho plenty excitement along this trail before were through.

Thee knowledge of thees tr-rail ees of mucho less cost than thee customs that you an' me like so leetle.

Mucho sabe la zorra, pero mas el que la toma—The fox is cunning, but he is more cunning who takes him.

Pedro has eyes, señor; an' Pedro, he weesh you ver' mucho luck.

But Toro showed "mucho fuego" before he was so neatly pierced in the medulla.

If any Americans are watching them they will say, "mucho chico wino," while eating this delicacy of their indolence and filth.