A Tour Through South America
A Tour Through South America
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The black coachmen are all more or less disfigured with tall, shining hats and brass-buttoned coats, but the occupants reclining behind them look beautiful and cool in bright-coloured gowns of amazing cuts. There are only two roads leading out of Panama over which carriages can pass, and consequently the drivers in the neighbourhood of the city are limited to them. One of these — that leading to Balboa — passes the cemeteries of the city. Until very recently a custom obtained in Panama with reg...ard to the burial of the dead which was so repellent it is almost incredible that it could have existed even in a savage country. A concession was granted by the Government 105 A Tour through South Ainerica to one of its prominent citizens who let out graves on lease and collected rents from the relatives. Should they fall in arrears with the rent, the stony-hearted concessioner had little com- punction in ordering his men to remove the remains from the vault in which they rested, and cast them into a waste bit of ground near by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The black coachmen are all more or less disfigured with tall, shining hats and brass-buttoned coats, but the occupants reclining behind them look beautiful and cool in bright-coloured gowns of amazing cuts. There are only two roads leading out of Panama over which carriages can pass, and consequently the drivers in the neighbourhood of the city are limited to them. One of these — that leading to Balboa — passes the cemeteries of the city. Until very recently a custom obtained in Panama with reg...ard to the burial of the dead which was so repellent it is almost incredible that it could have existed even in a savage country. A concession was granted by the Government 105 A Tour through South Ainerica to one of its prominent citizens who let out graves on lease and collected rents from the relatives. Should they fall in arrears with the rent, the stony-hearted concessioner had little com- punction in ordering his men to remove the remains from the vault in which they rested, and cast them into a waste bit of ground near by.
What to read after A Tour Through South America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S Archibald Stevenson Forrest to read onlineMoreLess
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