And the Yeah, Welcome back everyone to 1001 classic short stories and tales. Today's story, The Warrior Made of

San Carlos by Robert Barr. Robert Barr was a Scottish Canadian English novelist and short story author who also published

under the pen name Luke Smart. He was born in Glasgow, Scotland and emigrated to Canada with

his parents in 1853 when he was four years old. In 1881, Bar relocated to London

where he embarked on his most prolific instead of writing, publishing a work a year

throughout the 1890s. His favorite genre was crime and

we'll be doing some Robert Barr murder mystery stories in the near future so

keep an eye out for him and now our story story, The Warrior Made of San Carlos by Robert Barr.

The young naval officer came into this world with two eyes and two arms. He left it with but one of each.

Nevertheless, the remaining eye was ever quick to see,

and the remaining arm ever strong to seize.

Even as blind eye became useful on one historic occasion, but the loss of

eye or arm was as nothing to the continual loss of his heart, which often let him far

field in the finding of it.

Banquished when he met the women,

invincible when he met the men, in truth a most human hero,

and so we all love Jack.

The Wii, in this instant, as the old joke has it, embracing the women.

In the year 1780 Britain ordered Colonel Paulson to invade Nicaragua. The task imposed on the gallant colonel was not an

onerous one for the Nicaraguan's never cared to secure for themselves the

military reputation of Sparta. In fact some years after this, a single American, Walker, with a few Californian rifles under his command,

conquered the whole nation and made himself president of it, and perhaps would have been dictator of Nicaragua today

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