A Pleasure Pilgrim in South America
A Pleasure Pilgrim in South America
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Everyone kept repeating it was " fierce " — wearisome it was anyhow, and interminable too. We met some Indians and were misdirected, and so the long day wore along. We were by way of descending right on Quito in quite a different direction to the way we had come. My wretched pony was dead tired — so was I, only I pretended DONE WITH PICHINCHA 125 I was not, "to save my face "^ — and so were all. Don Ludovico on his powerful stallion and Buttar on his good horse had the pull of Vorbeck and I. At... last we began ascending some beastly tree-clad hill — precipice I call it — by one of the qiiehradas which quite outdid the others — it went straight up like a grey stone ladder! To me, looking at it from below, it seemed an impossibility, and everyone drew rein; but there was no place else to go. It got so bad at last that Don Ludovico and I both got off, and leading our horses climbed the d I mean the tiresome thing, and it was actual hard climbing, the only result of which was I got so blown that I coughed myself weak and continued coughing the rest of the day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyone kept repeating it was " fierce " — wearisome it was anyhow, and interminable too. We met some Indians and were misdirected, and so the long day wore along. We were by way of descending right on Quito in quite a different direction to the way we had come. My wretched pony was dead tired — so was I, only I pretended DONE WITH PICHINCHA 125 I was not, "to save my face "^ — and so were all. Don Ludovico on his powerful stallion and Buttar on his good horse had the pull of Vorbeck and I. At... last we began ascending some beastly tree-clad hill — precipice I call it — by one of the qiiehradas which quite outdid the others — it went straight up like a grey stone ladder! To me, looking at it from below, it seemed an impossibility, and everyone drew rein; but there was no place else to go. It got so bad at last that Don Ludovico and I both got off, and leading our horses climbed the d I mean the tiresome thing, and it was actual hard climbing, the only result of which was I got so blown that I coughed myself weak and continued coughing the rest of the day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C D Mackellar to read onlineMoreLess
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