The Consul
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"Why see the captain? He doesn'tknow I've been to that place. Why tell him? All I need is a clean billof health from you. That's all HE wants. You have only to sign thatpaper. " Marshall regarded the senator with surprise.
"But I can't, " he said.
"You can't? Why not?" "Because it certifies to the fact that you have not visited Las Bocas. Unfortunately, you have visited Las Bocas. " The senator had been walking up and down the room. Now he seatedhimself, and stared at Marshall curiously.
"It's ...like this, Mr. Marshall, " he began quietly. "The President desiresmy presence in Washington, thinks I can be of some use to him there inhelping carry out certain party measures--measures to which he pledgedhimself before his election. Down here, a British steamship line haslaid down local rules which, in my case anyway, are ridiculous. Thequestion is, are you going to be bound by the red tape of a ha'pennyBritish colony, or by your oath to the President of the United States?" The sophistry amused Marshall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why see the captain? He doesn'tknow I've been to that place. Why tell him? All I need is a clean billof health from you. That's all HE wants. You have only to sign thatpaper. " Marshall regarded the senator with surprise.
"But I can't, " he said.
"You can't? Why not?" "Because it certifies to the fact that you have not visited Las Bocas. Unfortunately, you have visited Las Bocas. " The senator had been walking up and down the room. Now he seatedhimself, and stared at Marshall curiously.
"It's ...like this, Mr. Marshall, " he began quietly. "The President desiresmy presence in Washington, thinks I can be of some use to him there inhelping carry out certain party measures--measures to which he pledgedhimself before his election. Down here, a British steamship line haslaid down local rules which, in my case anyway, are ridiculous. Thequestion is, are you going to be bound by the red tape of a ha'pennyBritish colony, or by your oath to the President of the United States?" The sophistry amused Marshall.
What to read after The Consul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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