A Levantine Log book
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First comes the tawny sea-beach, then the white buildings with their red roofs, the copper domes, and the occasional minarets, all set in groves of green. Behind these rise the first ranges of hills, of a warm reddish color; back of these the hills grow brown; back of them again they melt into gray, [224] Filthy Towns and then in the distance amethyst mountain ranges are outlined *on the brilliantly blue Syrian sky. Sailing along the Syrian coast the land looks incredibly beauti- ful, but bewar...e of landing. When you land, all beauty disappears. The towns which, seen from the sea, are white and beautiful, seen ashore are filthy and squalid. The houses are a patchwork of all ages and of all styles of architecture ruined walls of massive masonry with sheds and hovels of refuse boards and sheet tin leaning up against the ancient buildings. The narrow streets are crowded with surly men, shapeless women, and shrill children; through this mass of humanity burdened donkeys push their way. The shopkeepers sit in their little shops, about six by six in size, and conduct loud conversations with their fellow shopkeepers up and down the street and across the way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First comes the tawny sea-beach, then the white buildings with their red roofs, the copper domes, and the occasional minarets, all set in groves of green. Behind these rise the first ranges of hills, of a warm reddish color; back of these the hills grow brown; back of them again they melt into gray, [224] Filthy Towns and then in the distance amethyst mountain ranges are outlined *on the brilliantly blue Syrian sky. Sailing along the Syrian coast the land looks incredibly beauti- ful, but bewar...e of landing. When you land, all beauty disappears. The towns which, seen from the sea, are white and beautiful, seen ashore are filthy and squalid. The houses are a patchwork of all ages and of all styles of architecture ruined walls of massive masonry with sheds and hovels of refuse boards and sheet tin leaning up against the ancient buildings. The narrow streets are crowded with surly men, shapeless women, and shrill children; through this mass of humanity burdened donkeys push their way. The shopkeepers sit in their little shops, about six by six in size, and conduct loud conversations with their fellow shopkeepers up and down the street and across the way.
What to read after A Levantine Log book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hart, Jerome Alfred, 1854- to read onlineMoreLess
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