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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Chapter 12: Day of the Dead It is located on a large paddy field surrounded by old walls and bamboo in the San Diego cemetery. There is a large cross fixed in the middle of it. The graveyard is o...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Thank you sir @MarcDeMesel

Thank you uu sir @MarcDeMesel for Donating Another Funds in Read.cash your our Motivation to Write Articles Sir Super Thanks you are our inspiration to write more articles Thanks again @MarcDe...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Noli Me tangere Chapter 11

The Mighty People recognized as powerful or casique in the city of San Diego will count only. It is said to be similar to Rome and Italy in the grip of the ruling power over the people. This does...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 10: The San Diego

San Diego is located on the shores of the lake and has extensive countryside. It is a legendary town in the Philippines. People living in this country are poorly educated, lacking in education an...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 9: Problems Of The Town

That day Maria Clara was set to retrieve her abbey. Her Aunt Isabel was waiting in the carriage to finally leave. He was the arrival of Father Damaso. The priest was not pleased with their departure...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 8: Memories

The day was beautiful. Ibarra crosses Manila along the rig and the scene around her brings back her memories. Her gaze was still the same. Rides and carriages of unmanned travel, the pilgrimage...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 7: Asotea Lock

Maria Clara and Aunt Isabel attended church that day early. After breakfast, they are ready for the task. Aunt Isabel cleaned the house due to the clutter of last night's dinner. Captain Tiyago o...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 6: Captain Tiago

Captain Tiyago is the only child of a sugar trader in Malabon town. He was about thirty-five years old. But uneducated he was taught by a dominant priest. After the death of the father he would co...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 5: One Star in Dark night

That day Ibarra went to Manila and stayed at Fonda de Lala. In his room it was a reflection of what happened to the father. 'It soon came to light. Across the river, the young man looks at the br...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 4: Heresy Filibusterism

In Binondo's plaza Ibarra walks around and notices that his hometown has not changed despite his long-time migration. It seems that the town is not in development. While walking, Ibarra still wonde...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 3: The Dinner

At the dinner table, the guests are in a different mood and feel as if they are a joke. Padre Sibyla was pleased that Padre Damaso was ruthless when a cadet could hit and hit him. The Engineer ign...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 2: Crisostomo Ibarra

When Captain Tiyago arrived with a young man who was obviously mourning his clothes, he immediately greeted the guests and turned himself in to the priests. The priests, especially Father Damaso,...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal Writing Noli Me Tangere History Chapter 1: The Gathering

That night a special dinner was set to take place at the home of Don Santiago Delos Santos or better known as Captain Tiyago to serve as a roof over a young man just from Europe. The young man was n...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Rizal's history and his writing of the noli Me tangere Part I

Noli Me Tangere is a Latin word that means in English it is Touch Me Not or Huwag mo akong salingin in Filipino. This is from the Gospel of John and written by Dr. Jose P. Rizal in 1884 in Madrid whil...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

The Horse and The Carabao

A farmer wanted to live in another town so one day he packed up his belongings and took care of his horse and buffalo. Early on they began the long journey. After a while the buffalo felt very tired a...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

Chicken Curry Recipe

Hi guys I wrote this Articles to Teach you how to Cook Chicken Curry, Chicken Curry is so delicious WAY OF COOKING Sprinkle the potatoes and set aside2. Chop the chicken and set aside.3. In chick...

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@Piolo.castro · 3 years ago

My Poems Tittle: Because of Love

I think that seems like a total loss is what everything offers, as well as fragrant flowers is cut off from the hurricanes and nests of gloom; I thought it was a World is just a small tomb. Happens,...

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