Interesting Manila
Interesting Manila
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[ 165 ] I X T E R E S T I X G :\I A X I L A On the date agreed, at the hour of seven p. M. , I started m a pouring ram to keep the engagement. The number was there, nailed to a post ]3eside a muddy cart track that led off into the dark somewhere in the direction of Santa Ana. X'othing daunted I raised my umbrella, and began a search that I shall never forget. The road led into a mud street, lined with houses three or four deep on each side and so close together that a man could reach from one t...o the other. Lights were burning in some of them, and there were no numbers. "Did any one know where Santos, or Mr. Johnsing lived?" ''No sobc, Sefior; seguro en otra casa^ I spent an hour wading through mud and water and tried a hundred "otras casas, '' but no one had ever heard of the dusky bride or the ebony groom. At last I gave it up in de- spair, and a much muddier and more per- plexed man, found my way home to dry clothes, and puzzled reflections on ways that were Philippine and tasks that were vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[ 165 ] I X T E R E S T I X G :\I A X I L A On the date agreed, at the hour of seven p. M. , I started m a pouring ram to keep the engagement. The number was there, nailed to a post ]3eside a muddy cart track that led off into the dark somewhere in the direction of Santa Ana. X'othing daunted I raised my umbrella, and began a search that I shall never forget. The road led into a mud street, lined with houses three or four deep on each side and so close together that a man could reach from one t...o the other. Lights were burning in some of them, and there were no numbers. "Did any one know where Santos, or Mr. Johnsing lived?" ''No sobc, Sefior; seguro en otra casa^ I spent an hour wading through mud and water and tried a hundred "otras casas, '' but no one had ever heard of the dusky bride or the ebony groom. At last I gave it up in de- spair, and a much muddier and more per- plexed man, found my way home to dry clothes, and puzzled reflections on ways that were Philippine and tasks that were vain.
What to read after Interesting Manila?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Amos Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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