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The Surrender of Santiago
Frank Norris
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"Say, is here where General McKibben is?"
We stopped singing and took our feet down from the railing of the veranda. In the room back of us we heard the General raise on an elbow and tell his orderly to light a candle. The orderly went inside, drawing a paper from his pocket, and the aides followed. Through the open window we could plainly hear what followed, and see, too, for that matter, by twisting a bit on our chairs.
The General had mislaid his eyeglasses and so passed the despatch to one of his aides, [Pg 6]saying: "I'll get you to read this for me, Nolan." On one knee, and holding the despatch to the candle-light, Nolan read it aloud.
It began tamely enough with the usual military formulas, and the first thi. . . Read More
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