Cabbages and KingsA series of stories which each explore some individual aspect of life in a paralytically sleepy Central American town while each advancing some aspect of the larger plot and relating back one to another in a complex structure which slowly explicates its own background even as it painstakingly erects a town which is one of the most detailed literary creations of the period. In this book, O. Henry coined the term "banana republic." |
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Pagina 11
A native boy dashed down a grass - grown street , shrieking : “ Busca el Seņor
Goodwin . Ha venido un telégrafo por el ! ” The word passed quickly . Telegrams
do not often come to anyone in Coralio . The cry for Seņor Goodwin was taken up
...
A native boy dashed down a grass - grown street , shrieking : “ Busca el Seņor
Goodwin . Ha venido un telégrafo por el ! ” The word passed quickly . Telegrams
do not often come to anyone in Coralio . The cry for Seņor Goodwin was taken up
...
Pagina 12
main street running parallel to the beach became populated with those who
desired to expedite the delivery of the despatch . Knots of women with
complexions varying from palest olive to deepest brown gathered at street
corners and ...
main street running parallel to the beach became populated with those who
desired to expedite the delivery of the despatch . Knots of women with
complexions varying from palest olive to deepest brown gathered at street
corners and ...
Pagina 13
Fifty yards away , on the seaward side of the street , stood the abode of the
consul for the United States . Out from the door of this building tumbled Goodwin
at the call . He had been smoking with Willard Geddie , the consul , on the back
porch ...
Fifty yards away , on the seaward side of the street , stood the abode of the
consul for the United States . Out from the door of this building tumbled Goodwin
at the call . He had been smoking with Willard Geddie , the consul , on the back
porch ...
Pagina 22
Goodwin turned from the main street into a much narrower one that intersected it
at a right angle . These side streets were covered by a growth of thick , rank grass
, which was kept to a navigable shortness by the machetes of the police .
Goodwin turned from the main street into a much narrower one that intersected it
at a right angle . These side streets were covered by a growth of thick , rank grass
, which was kept to a navigable shortness by the machetes of the police .
Pagina 23
On the principal street running along the beach — the Broadway of Coralio —
were the larger stores , the government bodega and post - office , the cuartel , the
rum - shops and the market place . On his way Goodwin passed the house of ...
On the principal street running along the beach — the Broadway of Coralio —
were the larger stores , the government bodega and post - office , the cuartel , the
rum - shops and the market place . On his way Goodwin passed the house of ...
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | Cabbages and Kings American fiction IV, 1901-1905 The complete edition of O. Henry |
| Autore | O. Henry |
| Editore | A. L. Burt Company, 1904 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | l'Universitā della Virginia |
| Digitalizzato | 4 apr 2011 |
| Lunghezza | 312 pagine |
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