Mexico in Revolution
Mexico in Revolution
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The diplomat thought some mistake had been made and reported the matter to Don Venu- stiano. The President immediately sent an Ad- jutant to the barracks, where the General, to keep in closer contact with a regiment of soldiers from the provinces who followed him blindly everywhere, was living. The Presiden- tial emissary could not have been welcomed more warmly.
"Say, go back and tell the old man, " thun- AUTHOR OP CARRANZA'S DOWNFALL 87 dered the rustic Mars, "that I have been look- ing for a...n automobile like that for a long time, and I am going to keep it. "What does he think we made the revolution for? What does he think we made him President for? And if he doesn't like that, tell him to come and get this flivver himself . . . And I will lick the stuffing out of him. " Don Venustiano is a man of some "pep" himself. When he got that message he flew into a rage and started toward the door as though he really meant to go and get the automobile in person. But then he stopped and began to stroke his white flowing beard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The diplomat thought some mistake had been made and reported the matter to Don Venu- stiano. The President immediately sent an Ad- jutant to the barracks, where the General, to keep in closer contact with a regiment of soldiers from the provinces who followed him blindly everywhere, was living. The Presiden- tial emissary could not have been welcomed more warmly.
"Say, go back and tell the old man, " thun- AUTHOR OP CARRANZA'S DOWNFALL 87 dered the rustic Mars, "that I have been look- ing for a...n automobile like that for a long time, and I am going to keep it. "What does he think we made the revolution for? What does he think we made him President for? And if he doesn't like that, tell him to come and get this flivver himself . . . And I will lick the stuffing out of him. " Don Venustiano is a man of some "pep" himself. When he got that message he flew into a rage and started toward the door as though he really meant to go and get the automobile in person. But then he stopped and began to stroke his white flowing beard.
What to read after Mexico in Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vicente Blasco Ibbsez to read onlineMoreLess
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