Caesar Or Nothing
Caesar Or Nothing
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" "And Madrid?" "Madrid is at heart a rude, moral town with little imagination, andthe epigraphs on the walls and benches are primitive. " "And in Rome what do you find?" "Here one finds a mixture of pornography, romanticism, and politics. A heart pierced by an arrow and poetic phrases, alternate with someenormous piece of filthiness and with hurrahs for Anarchy or for the_'Papa-re. '_" "Well done!" said Kennedy; "I can see that the branch of epigraphy youpractise amounts to something. It shoul...d be systematized and given aname. " "What do you think we should name it? Wallography?" "Very good. " "And one of these fine days we can systematize it. Now we might go andget dinner. " They took a tram which was coming back from St. Paul's beyond the Walls, and returned to the heart of the city.
_THE MONK WITH THE RED NOSE_ The next day Caesar was finishing dressing when the servant told himthat a gentleman was waiting for him.
"Who is it?" asked Caesar.
"It's a monk. " Caesar went to the salon and there found a tall monk with an evil face, a red nose, and a worn habit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "And Madrid?" "Madrid is at heart a rude, moral town with little imagination, andthe epigraphs on the walls and benches are primitive. " "And in Rome what do you find?" "Here one finds a mixture of pornography, romanticism, and politics. A heart pierced by an arrow and poetic phrases, alternate with someenormous piece of filthiness and with hurrahs for Anarchy or for the_'Papa-re. '_" "Well done!" said Kennedy; "I can see that the branch of epigraphy youpractise amounts to something. It shoul...d be systematized and given aname. " "What do you think we should name it? Wallography?" "Very good. " "And one of these fine days we can systematize it. Now we might go andget dinner. " They took a tram which was coming back from St. Paul's beyond the Walls, and returned to the heart of the city.
_THE MONK WITH THE RED NOSE_ The next day Caesar was finishing dressing when the servant told himthat a gentleman was waiting for him.
"Who is it?" asked Caesar.
"It's a monk. " Caesar went to the salon and there found a tall monk with an evil face, a red nose, and a worn habit.
What to read after Caesar Or Nothing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Po Baroja to read onlineMoreLess
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