A Geographical Reader
A Geographical Reader
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PART XV. PECULIAR REGIONS AND PEOPLE THE GAUCHOS.
1. WHAT is a gaucho */ 2. That is precisely what I am going to tell you.
3. Take my hand, if you please. Shod with the shoes of swiftness, we have annihilated space and time. We are standing in the center of a boundless plain. Look north and south and east and west : for five hundred miles be- yond the limit of your vision the scarcely undulating level stretches on either hand. Miles, leagues away from us, the green of the torrid gr...ass is melting into a misty dun ; still farther miles, and the misty dun has faded to a shad- owy blue ; more miles, it rounds at last away into the sky. A hundred miles behind us lies the nearest village ; two hundred in another direction will bring you to the nearest town. The swiftest horse may gallop for a day and night unswervingly, and still not reach a dwelling-place of man. We are placed in the midst of a vast, unpeopled circle, whose radii measure a thousand miles.
4. But see ! a cloud arises in the south.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ross Browne.
PART XV. PECULIAR REGIONS AND PEOPLE THE GAUCHOS.
1. WHAT is a gaucho */ 2. That is precisely what I am going to tell you.
3. Take my hand, if you please. Shod with the shoes of swiftness, we have annihilated space and time. We are standing in the center of a boundless plain. Look north and south and east and west : for five hundred miles be- yond the limit of your vision the scarcely undulating level stretches on either hand. Miles, leagues away from us, the green of the torrid gr...ass is melting into a misty dun ; still farther miles, and the misty dun has faded to a shad- owy blue ; more miles, it rounds at last away into the sky. A hundred miles behind us lies the nearest village ; two hundred in another direction will bring you to the nearest town. The swiftest horse may gallop for a day and night unswervingly, and still not reach a dwelling-place of man. We are placed in the midst of a vast, unpeopled circle, whose radii measure a thousand miles.
4. But see ! a cloud arises in the south.
What to read after A Geographical Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johonnot James to read onlineMoreLess
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