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The Social Cancer

CHAPTER IV
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But to be a filibuster is worse than to be a heretic and to kill three or four tax-collectors who know how to read, write, and attend to business.

Every one abandoned him, and his books and papers were seized.

He was accused of subscribing to _El Correo de Ultramar_, and to newspapers from Madrid, of having sent you to Germany, of having in his possession letters and a photograph of a priest who had been legally executed, and I don't know what not.

Everything served as an accusation, even the fact that he, a descendant of Peninsulars, wore a camisa.

Had it been any one but your father, it is likely that he would soon have been set free, as there was a physician who ascribed the death of the unfortunate collector to a hemorrhage.


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