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José Rizal›The Social Cancer›Full Text›Chapter 21

Chapter 21 of 64

XXI — The Story of a Mother

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The Social Cancer

AuthorJosé Rizal

Published1887

BranchesPolitical Philosophy, Social Philosophy

Chapters64

Pages356

TranslatorCharles Derbyshire

Edition1912

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Chapters

I — A Social Gathering

II — Crisostomo Ibarra

III — The Dinner

IV — Heretic and Filibuster

V — A Star in a Dark Night

VI — Capitan Tiago

VII — An Idyl on an Azotea

VIII — Recollections

IX — Local Affairs

XI — The Rulers

XII — All Saints

XIII — Signs of Storm

XIV — Tasio: Lunatic or Sage

XV — The Sacristans

XVII — Basilio

XVIII — Souls in Torment

XIX — A Schoolmaster's Difficulties

XX — The Meeting in the Town Hall

XXI — The Story of a Mother

XXII — Lights and Shadows

XXIII — Fishing

XXIV — In the Wood

XXV — In the House of the Sage

XXVI — The Eve of the Fiesta

XXVII — In the Twilight

XXVIII — Correspondence

XXIX — The Morning

XXX — In the Church

XXXI — The Sermon

XXXII — The Derrick

XXXIII — Free Thought

XXXIV — The Dinner

XXXV — Comments

XXXVI — The First Cloud

XXXVII — His Excellency

XXXVIII — The Procession

XXXIX — Doña Consolacion

XL — Right and Might

XLI — Two Visits

XLII — The Espadañas

XLIII — Plans

XLIV — An Examination of Conscience

XLV — The Hunted

XLVI — The Cockpit

XLVII — The Two Señoras

XLVIII — The Enigma

XLIX — The Voice of the Hunted

L — Elias's Story

LI — Exchanges

LII — The Cards of the Dead and the Shadows

LIII — Il Buon Dí Si Conosce Da Mattina

LIV — Revelations

LV — The Catastrophe

LVI — Rumors and Beliefs

LVII — Vae Victis!

LVIII — The Accursed

LIX — Patriotism and Private Interests

LX — Maria Clara Weds

LXI — The Chase on the Lake

LXII — Padre Damaso Explains

LXIII — Christmas Eve