Monsignor Quixote (2005)
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‘I thought perhaps we might at least take a little turn in the direction of Barcelona.’ ‘I am guiding you,’ the Mayor said, ‘to such a holy site that I feel sure you will want to say your prayers there. Follow the road towards Salamanca until I tell you when to turn off.’ Something in the way he spoke gave Father Quixote cause for uneasiness. He fell silent and his dream came back to him. He said, ‘Sancho, do you really believe that one day all the world will be Communist?’ ‘I believe that, yes.... I shan’t see the day, of course.’ ‘The victory of the proletariat will be complete?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘All the world will be like Russia?’ ‘I didn’t say that. Russia is not yet Communist. It has only advanced along the road to Communism further than other countries.’ He put a friendly hand against Father Quixote’s mouth. ‘Don’t you, a Catholic, start talking to me about human rights and I promise that I won’t talk to you about the Inquisition. If Spain had been entirely Catholic, of course, there would have been no Inquisition – but the Church had to defend herself against enemies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I thought perhaps we might at least take a little turn in the direction of Barcelona.’ ‘I am guiding you,’ the Mayor said, ‘to such a holy site that I feel sure you will want to say your prayers there. Follow the road towards Salamanca until I tell you when to turn off.’ Something in the way he spoke gave Father Quixote cause for uneasiness. He fell silent and his dream came back to him. He said, ‘Sancho, do you really believe that one day all the world will be Communist?’ ‘I believe that, yes.... I shan’t see the day, of course.’ ‘The victory of the proletariat will be complete?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘All the world will be like Russia?’ ‘I didn’t say that. Russia is not yet Communist. It has only advanced along the road to Communism further than other countries.’ He put a friendly hand against Father Quixote’s mouth. ‘Don’t you, a Catholic, start talking to me about human rights and I promise that I won’t talk to you about the Inquisition. If Spain had been entirely Catholic, of course, there would have been no Inquisition – but the Church had to defend herself against enemies.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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