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The Social Cancer

CHAPTER XXVI
12/15

"The more apparatus we use in the work, so much the greater effect we'll get.

The whole thing will look better and of more importance, so they'll say, 'How hard they've worked!' You'll see, you'll see what a derrick I'll put up! Then I'll decorate it with banners, and garlands of leaves and flowers.

You'll say afterwards that you were right in hiring me as one of your laborers, and Senor Ibarra couldn't ask for more!" As he said this the man laughed and smiled.

Nor Juan also smiled, but shook his head.
Some distance away were seen two kiosks united by a kind of arbor covered with banana leaves.

The schoolmaster and some thirty boys were weaving crowns and fastening banners upon the frail bamboo posts, which were wrapped in white cloth.
"Take care that the letters are well written," he admonished the boys who were preparing inscriptions.


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