A Womans Impressions of the Philippines
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' ' Then I pleaded the old-fash- ioned rural American fear that people might think the worse of me for keeping such a pair in my employ; and Mr. S simply collapsed. He sat and laughed in my face till I laughed too. "We are not in America now, " was his parting remark; and I am still learning what a variety of moral degeneration that sentence was created to excuse.
I have already given more space than is warranted by good taste to the romance of Tikkia and Romoldo. The affair went on till I bega...n to fear lest Pedro, in one of the attacks of jealousy to which Filipinos are subject, should take vengeance and a bolo in his own hands. Fortunately, at the critical moment, Romoldo S 118 IMPRESSIONS OF THE PHILIPPINES and Tikkia fell out. She kicked his guitar off the back porch and he complained that she neglected her work. Then she asked leave to return to her own town for a few days, and the request was joyfully granted. Pedro also obtained a vacation. Their town was round the corner one block away, and there they retired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' Then I pleaded the old-fash- ioned rural American fear that people might think the worse of me for keeping such a pair in my employ; and Mr. S simply collapsed. He sat and laughed in my face till I laughed too. "We are not in America now, " was his parting remark; and I am still learning what a variety of moral degeneration that sentence was created to excuse.
I have already given more space than is warranted by good taste to the romance of Tikkia and Romoldo. The affair went on till I bega...n to fear lest Pedro, in one of the attacks of jealousy to which Filipinos are subject, should take vengeance and a bolo in his own hands. Fortunately, at the critical moment, Romoldo S 118 IMPRESSIONS OF THE PHILIPPINES and Tikkia fell out. She kicked his guitar off the back porch and he complained that she neglected her work. Then she asked leave to return to her own town for a few days, and the request was joyfully granted. Pedro also obtained a vacation. Their town was round the corner one block away, and there they retired.
What to read after A Womans Impressions of the Philippines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary H Fee to read onlineMoreLess
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