The Great Adventure of Panama Wherein Are Exposed Its Relation to the Great War
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To-day, October 13th, I offer it you. If you refuse it, well and good. I have nothing more to say. " We separated, coldly.
On the following day I was awakened early in the morning by two discreet knocks at the door, which I opened. It was Amador.
The Great Adventure of Panama 205 He was pale and his features were haggard.
"Have you slept?" he asked, by way of greeting.
"Very well, " I answered. "And you?" "Not one second, " he replied, taking a seat. " But I have been thinking, and I have disco...vered that I am nothing but a fool. I understand. Pardon me. I shall obey. " "That is what I call a sensible speech, " I said. "Well, there is nothing more to be said, as you at last understand. I must go to-morrow, Thurs- day, to Washington, for the inauguration of the Statue of General Sherman. I am invited by his ni ce, Mrs. Sherman MacCallum. I will perhaps find how to complete the cycle of my information. Prepare yourself to leave by the next boat, Tues- day, October 20th, for the Isthmus. On my re- turn from Washington I will give you a precise programme of action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To-day, October 13th, I offer it you. If you refuse it, well and good. I have nothing more to say. " We separated, coldly.
On the following day I was awakened early in the morning by two discreet knocks at the door, which I opened. It was Amador.
The Great Adventure of Panama 205 He was pale and his features were haggard.
"Have you slept?" he asked, by way of greeting.
"Very well, " I answered. "And you?" "Not one second, " he replied, taking a seat. " But I have been thinking, and I have disco...vered that I am nothing but a fool. I understand. Pardon me. I shall obey. " "That is what I call a sensible speech, " I said. "Well, there is nothing more to be said, as you at last understand. I must go to-morrow, Thurs- day, to Washington, for the inauguration of the Statue of General Sherman. I am invited by his ni ce, Mrs. Sherman MacCallum. I will perhaps find how to complete the cycle of my information. Prepare yourself to leave by the next boat, Tues- day, October 20th, for the Isthmus. On my re- turn from Washington I will give you a precise programme of action.
What to read after The Great Adventure of Panama Wherein Are Exposed Its Relation to the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philippe Bunau Varilla to read onlineMoreLess
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