The Reign of Greed by José Rizal
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Hugo? Is he to be compared at all with our modern--"
This peroration was cut short by the return of Makaraig with a despondent air and a bitter smile on his lips, carrying in his hand a note, which he offered silently to Sandoval, who read: "MY DOVE: Your letter has reached me late, for I have already handed in my decision, and it has been approved. However, as if I had guessed your wish, I have decided the matter according to the desires of your protégés. I'll be at the theater and wait for you after the performance. "Your duckling, "CUSTODINING." "How tender the man is!" exclaimed Tadeo with emotion. "Well?" said Sandoval. "I don't see anything wrong about this--quite the reverse!" "Yes," rejoined Makaraig with his bitter smile, "decided favorably! I've just seen Padre Irene." "What does Padre Irene say?" inquired Pecson. "The same as Don Custodio, and the rascal still had the audacity to congratulate me. The Commission, which has taken as its own the |
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