A Gringo in Manana Land
A Gringo in Manana Land
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And those fellows in the State Department just raised both hands and shook their heads, and told us : 'But such things can't possibly be true!' " Everywhere in those days Carranzista generals could be seen disporting themselves in the plaza.
*'If they'd get busy, couldn't they clean up the bandits ? " I asked an Old-Timer in Manzanillo.
"Quite likely. But that's hard work. And they don't really want to. If they licked all the bandits, the need for so many generals would cease. A gen- eral has a... pretty good job, you know. Even though he doesn't get so much salary, he pads his expense account with fodder that the horses never smell, and his payroll with the names of several hundred sol- diers that don't exist. " He showed me the newspaper account of a battle 110 A GEINGO IN MANANA-LAND wherein General Somebody-or-Other with a force of four thousand men, had just defeated Villa in a bloody engagement.
**Now I happened to see the General start on that campaign. He had only two hundred men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And those fellows in the State Department just raised both hands and shook their heads, and told us : 'But such things can't possibly be true!' " Everywhere in those days Carranzista generals could be seen disporting themselves in the plaza.
*'If they'd get busy, couldn't they clean up the bandits ? " I asked an Old-Timer in Manzanillo.
"Quite likely. But that's hard work. And they don't really want to. If they licked all the bandits, the need for so many generals would cease. A gen- eral has a... pretty good job, you know. Even though he doesn't get so much salary, he pads his expense account with fodder that the horses never smell, and his payroll with the names of several hundred sol- diers that don't exist. " He showed me the newspaper account of a battle 110 A GEINGO IN MANANA-LAND wherein General Somebody-or-Other with a force of four thousand men, had just defeated Villa in a bloody engagement.
**Now I happened to see the General start on that campaign. He had only two hundred men.
What to read after A Gringo in Manana Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry L Harry La Tourette Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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