The Lost Road
The Lost Road
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They develop our mines and ourcoffee plantations. In time they will make this country very modern, very rich. And some you call criminals we have learned to love. Theirpast does not concern us. We shut our ears. We do not spy. They havecome to us as to a sanctuary, and so long as they claim the right ofsanctuary, I will not violate it. " As Everett emerged from the cool, dark halls of the palace into theglare of the plaza he was scowling; and he acknowledged the salute ofthe palace guard as tho...ugh those gentlemen had offered him an insult.
Garland was waiting in front of a cafe and greeted him with a mockinggrin.
"Congratulations, " he shouted.
"I have still twenty-two days, " said Everett.
The aristocracy of Camaguay invited the new minister to formal dinnersof eighteen courses, and to picnics less formal. These latter Everettgreatly enjoyed, because while Monica Ward was too young to attend thestate dinners, she was exactly the proper age for the all-dayexcursions to the waterfalls, the coffee plantations, and the asphaltlakes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They develop our mines and ourcoffee plantations. In time they will make this country very modern, very rich. And some you call criminals we have learned to love. Theirpast does not concern us. We shut our ears. We do not spy. They havecome to us as to a sanctuary, and so long as they claim the right ofsanctuary, I will not violate it. " As Everett emerged from the cool, dark halls of the palace into theglare of the plaza he was scowling; and he acknowledged the salute ofthe palace guard as tho...ugh those gentlemen had offered him an insult.
Garland was waiting in front of a cafe and greeted him with a mockinggrin.
"Congratulations, " he shouted.
"I have still twenty-two days, " said Everett.
The aristocracy of Camaguay invited the new minister to formal dinnersof eighteen courses, and to picnics less formal. These latter Everettgreatly enjoyed, because while Monica Ward was too young to attend thestate dinners, she was exactly the proper age for the all-dayexcursions to the waterfalls, the coffee plantations, and the asphaltlakes.
What to read after The Lost Road?
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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