Collected Works volume 6
Collected Works volume 6
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Look upon Esperando as your planet of good fortune/ " I thank you, Captain/ said Kearny quietly. I will try to make it the best handicap I ever ran/ 98 Roads of Destiny " By noon the next day the submerged Gatling was res cued, as Kearny had promised. Then Carlos and Manuel Ortiz and Kearny (my lieutenants) distributed Winchesters among the troops and put them through an incessant rifle drill. We fired no shots, blank or solid, for of all coasts Esperando is the stillest; and we had no desire t...o sound any warnings in the ear of that corrupt government until they should carry with them the message of Liberty and the downfall of Oppres sion.
" In the afternoon came a mule-rider bearing a written message to me from Don Rafael Valdevia in the capital, Aguas Frias.
" Whenever that man s name comes to my lips, words of tribute to his greatness, his noble simplicity, and his conspicu ous genuis follow irrepressibly. He was a traveller, a student of peoples and governments, a master of sciences, a poet, an orator, a leader, a soldier, a critic of the world s campaigns and the idol of the people of Esperando.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look upon Esperando as your planet of good fortune/ " I thank you, Captain/ said Kearny quietly. I will try to make it the best handicap I ever ran/ 98 Roads of Destiny " By noon the next day the submerged Gatling was res cued, as Kearny had promised. Then Carlos and Manuel Ortiz and Kearny (my lieutenants) distributed Winchesters among the troops and put them through an incessant rifle drill. We fired no shots, blank or solid, for of all coasts Esperando is the stillest; and we had no desire t...o sound any warnings in the ear of that corrupt government until they should carry with them the message of Liberty and the downfall of Oppres sion.
" In the afternoon came a mule-rider bearing a written message to me from Don Rafael Valdevia in the capital, Aguas Frias.
" Whenever that man s name comes to my lips, words of tribute to his greatness, his noble simplicity, and his conspicu ous genuis follow irrepressibly. He was a traveller, a student of peoples and governments, a master of sciences, a poet, an orator, a leader, a soldier, a critic of the world s campaigns and the idol of the people of Esperando.
What to read after Collected Works volume 6?
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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