Cæsar Or Nothing
Cæsar Or Nothing
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Ha. .. . The shaven one is the son of the landlady ofan inn who is called Furibis, and they call him that too. He used to bea Federalist. They call the other one 'Whiskers, ' and he came here fromLinares, not long ago. " "What do they do?" "Nothing. They sit in the club chatting, and nowadays the doctor we havehere runs with them, Dr. Ortigosa, who is half mad. He will be in soon. Then you will see a type. He is a very bad-tempered man, and is alwayslooking for an excuse to quarrel. But above a...ll, he is an enemy ofreligion. He never says Good-bye, but Salutations or Farewell. Inthe same way, he doesn't say Holy Week, but Clerical Week. His greatpleasure is to find a temperament of a fibre like his own; then his eyesflash and he begins to swear. And if he is hit, he stands for it. " "He is an anarchist, too?" "How do I know? He doesn't know himself. Formerly, for four or fivemonths, he got out a weekly paper named _The Protest_, and sometimeshe wrote about the canalization of the river, and again about theinhabitants of Mars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ha. .. . The shaven one is the son of the landlady ofan inn who is called Furibis, and they call him that too. He used to bea Federalist. They call the other one 'Whiskers, ' and he came here fromLinares, not long ago. " "What do they do?" "Nothing. They sit in the club chatting, and nowadays the doctor we havehere runs with them, Dr. Ortigosa, who is half mad. He will be in soon. Then you will see a type. He is a very bad-tempered man, and is alwayslooking for an excuse to quarrel. But above a...ll, he is an enemy ofreligion. He never says Good-bye, but Salutations or Farewell. Inthe same way, he doesn't say Holy Week, but Clerical Week. His greatpleasure is to find a temperament of a fibre like his own; then his eyesflash and he begins to swear. And if he is hit, he stands for it. " "He is an anarchist, too?" "How do I know? He doesn't know himself. Formerly, for four or fivemonths, he got out a weekly paper named _The Protest_, and sometimeshe wrote about the canalization of the river, and again about theinhabitants of Mars.
What to read after Cæsar Or Nothing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baroja Pío to read onlineMoreLess
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