sentences:  Silvestre wanted to hear nothing of Berenguer's "suggestions" and said that unless he received a direct order to stop, he could continue his attempts to push Spanish power beyond the Amekran.Silvestre was so angry with the "suggestions" that he attempted to attack Berenguer and had to be restrained by the other officers.Though Berenguer continued to "suggest" to Silvestre caution in a steady stream of telegrams over the following days, advising no operations beyond the Amekran, he never ordered Silvestre to stop as he was afraid of angering Silvestre's patron, Alfonso XIII, which meant that the stubborn Silvestre continued to press on.