The Odyssey of the Philippine Commission
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Tavera, and General Flores, who roused the crowd to a dramatic finish.
I think Arellano's talk one of the best I have ever heard. He is without doubt the greatest Filipino in the islands today, though one of the most modest.
He has always stood for peace, and yet is univer- sally liked by these people. When he rose to speak the audience rose involuntarily. He talked to them sincerely and earnestly as a father would talk to his children. He told them he was not given to appear- ing in public; th...at for twelve years he had lived in practical retirement, and that if he naw came forth it was because he felt the crisis to be a vital one to his people. He said he was growing old and might [154] THE PHILIPPINE COMMISSION not live to see the great future which spread before his country, but he spoke for them and for their sons who would live to see it. A deep note of con- viction rang through every word, and the effect upon his emotional audience was striking. It was a great speech and one which it is good to have heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tavera, and General Flores, who roused the crowd to a dramatic finish.
I think Arellano's talk one of the best I have ever heard. He is without doubt the greatest Filipino in the islands today, though one of the most modest.
He has always stood for peace, and yet is univer- sally liked by these people. When he rose to speak the audience rose involuntarily. He talked to them sincerely and earnestly as a father would talk to his children. He told them he was not given to appear- ing in public; th...at for twelve years he had lived in practical retirement, and that if he naw came forth it was because he felt the crisis to be a vital one to his people. He said he was growing old and might [154] THE PHILIPPINE COMMISSION not live to see the great future which spread before his country, but he spoke for them and for their sons who would live to see it. A deep note of con- viction rang through every word, and the effect upon his emotional audience was striking. It was a great speech and one which it is good to have heard.
What to read after The Odyssey of the Philippine Commission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Roderick Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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