Collected Works volume 5
Collected Works volume 5
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"And that s why I say, " concluded Ben Granger, "that you can t tell where ambition begins any more than you can where it is going to wind up. " THE HEAD-HUNTER WHEN the war between Spain and George Dewey was over, I went to the Philippine Islands. There I remained as bush-whacker correspondent for my paper until its managing editor notified me that an eight-hundred-word cablegram describing the grief of a pet carabao over the death of an infant Moro was not considered by the office to be war n...ews. So I resigned, and came home.
On board the trading-vessel that brought me back I pondered much upon the strange things I had sensed in the weird archipelago of the yellow-brown people. The manoeuvres and skirmishings of the petty war interested me not: I was spellbound by the outlandish and unread able countenance of that race that had turned its expres sionless gaze upon us out of an unguessable past.
Particularly during my stay in Mindanao had I been fascinated and attracted by that delightfully original tribe of heathen known as the head-hunters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And that s why I say, " concluded Ben Granger, "that you can t tell where ambition begins any more than you can where it is going to wind up. " THE HEAD-HUNTER WHEN the war between Spain and George Dewey was over, I went to the Philippine Islands. There I remained as bush-whacker correspondent for my paper until its managing editor notified me that an eight-hundred-word cablegram describing the grief of a pet carabao over the death of an infant Moro was not considered by the office to be war n...ews. So I resigned, and came home.
On board the trading-vessel that brought me back I pondered much upon the strange things I had sensed in the weird archipelago of the yellow-brown people. The manoeuvres and skirmishings of the petty war interested me not: I was spellbound by the outlandish and unread able countenance of that race that had turned its expres sionless gaze upon us out of an unguessable past.
Particularly during my stay in Mindanao had I been fascinated and attracted by that delightfully original tribe of heathen known as the head-hunters.
What to read after Collected Works volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry O. to read onlineMoreLess
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