The Second Saladin by Stephen Hunter
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General) Spanish (Mexican)Transcript
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the Second Salad In by Stephen Hunter. Read for You, by Bill Mackey one. Ronaldo Ramirez, moderately prosperous by the standards of his time and place, imagined himself beyond surprise. He observed the world through calm brown eyes set wide apart in a calm brown face, an Aztec face, an Indian face, a peasant's face, a gangster's face, for he was all of them, and nothing of his considerable bulk suggested a capacity for astonishment or foolishness. For that matter or mercy. He felt he had seen most things. By now. He killed men in fights with knives or fists. He'd been shot twice, stabbed four times. He had had three wives and 11 Children, seven of whom still lived. He spent six years and three prisons, and he looked forward at 44 to a tranquil future as befitted the owner of Al Palacio.