A New School in Belgium
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The quarries, we learned, were a good half -hour's walk from the village. On the way a young quarryman who accompanied us gave us to understand that the quarries were dangerous; nevertheless, we went on.
The road was very pretty. In the distance we could see the hills overlooking the Semois. The footpath ran beside a wood and led past the two quarries. Our guide advised us to visit the smaller one, saying we should have a better reception there. We were, in fact, welcomed most cordially, and we...re reassured about the danger. It would be 122 CERTAIN METHODS OF INSTRUCTION all right to go down into the quarry if we were reasonably careful.
First we witnessed a blast in a sloping shaft, recently begun, and intended to ventilate the under- ground galleries. We then took advantage of the hour during which the workmen leave the quarry to make our own descent.
Each of us carried a small acetylene lamp lent by the quarrymen. The entrance to the mine was by way of a shaft descending at an angle of 45 and running straight downward to a depth of 250 feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The quarries, we learned, were a good half -hour's walk from the village. On the way a young quarryman who accompanied us gave us to understand that the quarries were dangerous; nevertheless, we went on.
The road was very pretty. In the distance we could see the hills overlooking the Semois. The footpath ran beside a wood and led past the two quarries. Our guide advised us to visit the smaller one, saying we should have a better reception there. We were, in fact, welcomed most cordially, and we...re reassured about the danger. It would be 122 CERTAIN METHODS OF INSTRUCTION all right to go down into the quarry if we were reasonably careful.
First we witnessed a blast in a sloping shaft, recently begun, and intended to ventilate the under- ground galleries. We then took advantage of the hour during which the workmen leave the quarry to make our own descent.
Each of us carried a small acetylene lamp lent by the quarrymen. The entrance to the mine was by way of a shaft descending at an angle of 45 and running straight downward to a depth of 250 feet.
What to read after A New School in Belgium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Faria De Vasconcellos to read onlineMoreLess
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