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The Social Cancer

CHAPTER XX
11/18

"I don't want him to flatter himself over having run the whole fiesta, no! Let me speak! Let me speak!" "Don Filipo has deceived us," cried the liberals.

"We'll vote against his plan.

He has gone over to the old men.

We'll vote against him!" The gobernadorcillo, more overwhelmed than ever, did nothing to restore order, but rather was waiting for them to restore it themselves.
The captain of the cuadrilleros begged to be heard and was granted permission to speak, but he did not open his mouth and sat down again confused and ashamed.
By good fortune, Capitan Valentin, the most moderate of all the conservatives, arose and said: "We cannot agree to what the teniente-mayor has proposed, as it appears to be exaggerated.

So many bombs and so many nights of theatrical performances can only be desired by a young man, such as he is, who can spend night after night sitting up and listening to so many explosions without becoming deaf.


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