A General Collection of the Best And Most Interesting Voyages And Travels in All Parts of the World : Many of Which Are Now First Translated Into English ; Digested On a New Plan 14
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On the other hand, when they continue any time without intermidion, the like fears return, and the churches are again crowded uith fupplicants for obtaining fine weather. For a long drought here is productive of dan- gerous diftempers ; and a continuaf rain, without any intervals of fun-fliine, deflroys the fruits of the earth : thus the inhabitants are under a continual anxiety. Befides the advantages of the rains for moderating the intenfe rays of the fun, they are alfo of the greateft benefi...t in cleanfing the ftreets and fquares of the city, which by the filthinefs of the common people at all hours, are every where full of ordure.
Earthquakes cannot be accounted a lefs terrible circumltance than any of the former ; and if not fo frequent as in other cities ot thefe parts, they are far from being uncom- mon, and often v-ery violent. While we continued in this city and its jurifdi6lion, I particularly remember two, when feveral county-feats and farm-houfes were thrown dowTi, and the greater part of the numerous inhabitants buried in ruins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the other hand, when they continue any time without intermidion, the like fears return, and the churches are again crowded uith fupplicants for obtaining fine weather. For a long drought here is productive of dan- gerous diftempers ; and a continuaf rain, without any intervals of fun-fliine, deflroys the fruits of the earth : thus the inhabitants are under a continual anxiety. Befides the advantages of the rains for moderating the intenfe rays of the fun, they are alfo of the greateft benefi...t in cleanfing the ftreets and fquares of the city, which by the filthinefs of the common people at all hours, are every where full of ordure.
Earthquakes cannot be accounted a lefs terrible circumltance than any of the former ; and if not fo frequent as in other cities ot thefe parts, they are far from being uncom- mon, and often v-ery violent. While we continued in this city and its jurifdi6lion, I particularly remember two, when feveral county-feats and farm-houfes were thrown dowTi, and the greater part of the numerous inhabitants buried in ruins.
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