Nostromo, a Tale of the Seaboard
Nostromo, a Tale of the Seaboard
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For the militarychief there was Barrios, who had nothing but a bullet to expect fromMontero, his former professional rival and bitter enemy. Barrios'sconcurrence was assured. As to his army, it had nothing to expect fromMontero either; not even a month's pay. From that point of view theexistence of the treasure was of enormous importance. The mere knowledgethat it had been saved from the Monterists would be a strong inducementfor the Cayta troops to embrace the cause of the new State.
The docto...r turned round and contemplated his companion for some time.
"This Decoud, I see, is a persuasive young beggar, " he remarked at last. "And pray is it for this, then, that Charles Gould has let the whole lotof ingots go out to sea in charge of that Nostromo?" "Charles Gould, " said the engineer-in-chief, "has said no more about hismotive than usual. You know, he doesn't talk. But we all here know hismotive, and he has only one--the safety of the San Tome mine with thepreservation of the Gould Concession in the spirit of his compact withHolroyd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the militarychief there was Barrios, who had nothing but a bullet to expect fromMontero, his former professional rival and bitter enemy. Barrios'sconcurrence was assured. As to his army, it had nothing to expect fromMontero either; not even a month's pay. From that point of view theexistence of the treasure was of enormous importance. The mere knowledgethat it had been saved from the Monterists would be a strong inducementfor the Cayta troops to embrace the cause of the new State.
The docto...r turned round and contemplated his companion for some time.
"This Decoud, I see, is a persuasive young beggar, " he remarked at last. "And pray is it for this, then, that Charles Gould has let the whole lotof ingots go out to sea in charge of that Nostromo?" "Charles Gould, " said the engineer-in-chief, "has said no more about hismotive than usual. You know, he doesn't talk. But we all here know hismotive, and he has only one--the safety of the San Tome mine with thepreservation of the Gould Concession in the spirit of his compact withHolroyd.
What to read after Nostromo, a Tale of the Seaboard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conrad Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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