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The Social Cancer

CHAPTER XVII
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Today there arrived from Spain the son of the dead Don Rafael, and he will be a good man like his father.

Well now, mother, tomorrow you will get Crispin, collect my wages, and say that I will not be a sacristan any longer.

As soon as I get well I'll go to see Don Crisostomo and ask him to hire me as a herdsman of his cattle and carabaos--I'm now big enough.

Crispin can study with old Tasio, who does not whip and who is a good man, even if the curate does not believe so.

What have we to fear now from the padre?
Can he make us any poorer than we are?
You may believe it, mother, the old man is good.


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