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In the days following the attack, though, Frank Roque mistook a Sikh man in Arizona for a Muslim, and killed him.

“I stand for America all the way,” Roque shouted as he was arrested.

Don Roque made a last gesture of menace, and buried his spurs in the flanks of his horse.

Don Roque felt emotion in spite of himself, at the artless loyalty of this half-civilised man.

The girls at the windows had nothing for it but to come downstairs, and Patina came with them, for Don Roque brooked no delay.

And yet it was really more necessary for Don Roque to be escorted home than it had hitherto been.

But Don Roque in a fury dashed the glass to the ground, and roared like a person possessed with the devil.