The Surrender of Santiago
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This one was of unusual strength and we would have given it moreserious attention had not our eyes been smitten with the sight of averitable marvel. It might have been the white swan of Lohengrin thereon the stony margin of the road, or the green dragon of Whantley, or theHolland submarine torpedo boat; but it was none of these. It was acarriage--a carriage.
I say it was a carriage, a hack, with girls in white muslin frocks init, the driver lounging on the box and two miserable horses dozing in...the harness. I suppose it would be quite impossible to make a readerunderstand how incongruous this apparition seemed to us. It was in use, no doubt, carrying refugees from Caney back into the city and itspresence was easily accounted for. But Mr. Kipling's phantom rickshawcould hardly have produced a greater sensation.
"A carriage!" "Say, will you look at that!" "Well, for God's sake!" "Damned if it isn't a carriage!" "Say, Jim, look at the carriage!" "It is a carriage for a fact--well, of all the things!" "Well, that get's me--a carriage!" It was among the troopers of the escort that the carriage had thegreatest success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This one was of unusual strength and we would have given it moreserious attention had not our eyes been smitten with the sight of averitable marvel. It might have been the white swan of Lohengrin thereon the stony margin of the road, or the green dragon of Whantley, or theHolland submarine torpedo boat; but it was none of these. It was acarriage--a carriage.
I say it was a carriage, a hack, with girls in white muslin frocks init, the driver lounging on the box and two miserable horses dozing in...the harness. I suppose it would be quite impossible to make a readerunderstand how incongruous this apparition seemed to us. It was in use, no doubt, carrying refugees from Caney back into the city and itspresence was easily accounted for. But Mr. Kipling's phantom rickshawcould hardly have produced a greater sensation.
"A carriage!" "Say, will you look at that!" "Well, for God's sake!" "Damned if it isn't a carriage!" "Say, Jim, look at the carriage!" "It is a carriage for a fact--well, of all the things!" "Well, that get's me--a carriage!" It was among the troopers of the escort that the carriage had thegreatest success.
What to read after The Surrender of Santiago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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