The Desert And the Rose
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In regard to paying their debts, our resident in Mexico has more to sav: "I have trusted hundreds of Mexicans in small accounts. . . . Some have not paid ; some could not pay and continue to eat. In hundreds of cases the debtors would appear sooner or later and take from their bosom the petty slip of account, where they had guarded it with religious care for months until in their narrow lives the small sum would be saved for payment. " At this point it may well be quoted : He that is without si...n among you, let him cast the first stone.
Furthermore I have been assured by those in charee of hospitals, and also by medical men, that the Mexican, rich or poor, pays his bills far more promptly and willingly than does the American; and here again the numerous exceptions do but prove the rule.
The unspeakable conditions prevailing in Mexico — the cruelties, the outrageous oppression, vouched for by competent witnesses, the long bondage of peonage — could result but in one way: Revolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In regard to paying their debts, our resident in Mexico has more to sav: "I have trusted hundreds of Mexicans in small accounts. . . . Some have not paid ; some could not pay and continue to eat. In hundreds of cases the debtors would appear sooner or later and take from their bosom the petty slip of account, where they had guarded it with religious care for months until in their narrow lives the small sum would be saved for payment. " At this point it may well be quoted : He that is without si...n among you, let him cast the first stone.
Furthermore I have been assured by those in charee of hospitals, and also by medical men, that the Mexican, rich or poor, pays his bills far more promptly and willingly than does the American; and here again the numerous exceptions do but prove the rule.
The unspeakable conditions prevailing in Mexico — the cruelties, the outrageous oppression, vouched for by competent witnesses, the long bondage of peonage — could result but in one way: Revolution.
What to read after The Desert And the Rose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Nicholl Bradley Ellison to read onlineMoreLess
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