Campaigning in Cuba
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Porter (wife of the Hon. J. Addison Porter, secretary to the President) that a Cuban refugee in distress would like to speak to her at the ship s side. In two or three minutes Mrs. Porter s surprised but sympathetic face appeared over the steamer s rail twenty-five or thirty feet above my head. Raising my voice so as to make it audible above the shouting of the stevedores, the snorting of the donkey-engine, and the rattle of the hoisting-tackle, I told her that I had not been able to find anyth...ing to eat in the city, and asked her if she would not please get my table-steward " Tommy " to lower to me over the ship s side a few slices of bread and butter and a cup of coffee. A half-shocked and half -indig nant expression came into her face as she mentally grasped the situation, and she replied with emphasis: " Certainly! just wait a minute. " She rushed back into the cabin to call Tommy, while I sat down on a bag of beans with the com forting assurance that if I did not get something to eat that afternoon there would be a fracas on the State of Texas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Porter (wife of the Hon. J. Addison Porter, secretary to the President) that a Cuban refugee in distress would like to speak to her at the ship s side. In two or three minutes Mrs. Porter s surprised but sympathetic face appeared over the steamer s rail twenty-five or thirty feet above my head. Raising my voice so as to make it audible above the shouting of the stevedores, the snorting of the donkey-engine, and the rattle of the hoisting-tackle, I told her that I had not been able to find anyth...ing to eat in the city, and asked her if she would not please get my table-steward " Tommy " to lower to me over the ship s side a few slices of bread and butter and a cup of coffee. A half-shocked and half -indig nant expression came into her face as she mentally grasped the situation, and she replied with emphasis: " Certainly! just wait a minute. " She rushed back into the cabin to call Tommy, while I sat down on a bag of beans with the com forting assurance that if I did not get something to eat that afternoon there would be a fracas on the State of Texas.
What to read after Campaigning in Cuba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kennan, George, 1845-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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