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The Story of the Philippines and Our New Possessions,

CHAPTER II
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The hotels were disorganized and the restaurants in confusion.

The trees that once cast a grateful shade along the boulevards, that extended into the country, rudely denuded of their boughs, had the appearance of the skeletons of strange monsters.

The insurgent army was still in the neighborhood in a state of uneasiness, feeling wronged, deprived, as they were, of an opportunity to get even with the Spaniards, by picking out and slaying some of the more virulent offenders.

There was an immense monastery, where hundreds of priests were said to be sheltered, and the insurgents desired to take them into their own hands and make examples of them.

The Spaniards about the streets were becoming complacent.


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