cascabel

While uttering these words she had drawn from her girdle a small stiletto, with a blade sharp as the tongue of a cascabel.

Here we found the two small ranchos, known as Cascabel, and stopped for the night.

At meridian the ensign was run up, and the ship went into commission under the command of Captain Cascabel.

He went on deck, where he found Captain Cascabel and the first lieutenant, smoking their cigars.

Captain Cascabel bowed to Somers, and intimated that he had no further need of him at present.