A Winter Holiday in Portugal
A Winter Holiday in Portugal
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There are deep valleys that run at random between the rocky and heather-clad heights, there are little hills rising out of the valleys, both richly cultivated, then above this the rambling outline of the mountains sloping Sctubal 241 away to southward, giving a glimpse of the sea, and to eastward allowing the ancient castle of Palmella to look over the ridge occasionally. Flowering broom covers the hill-sides and steep slopes with its golden glory ; heather, white or purple, stands higher than ...it does in Scotland — it is in places like a bush, some four to six feet high. Hidden in the long grass or in the shadow of rocks are many shy little flowers, living quite content without a sight of the great world of which broom and heather see so much, and discourse so ably when the sound of men's labours dies away on the evening breeze.
Having crossed the mountains, the road runs down into the plains and has less occasion for so many curves. Signs of human occupation increase as the road passes through walled-in orange groves to Setubal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are deep valleys that run at random between the rocky and heather-clad heights, there are little hills rising out of the valleys, both richly cultivated, then above this the rambling outline of the mountains sloping Sctubal 241 away to southward, giving a glimpse of the sea, and to eastward allowing the ancient castle of Palmella to look over the ridge occasionally. Flowering broom covers the hill-sides and steep slopes with its golden glory ; heather, white or purple, stands higher than ...it does in Scotland — it is in places like a bush, some four to six feet high. Hidden in the long grass or in the shadow of rocks are many shy little flowers, living quite content without a sight of the great world of which broom and heather see so much, and discourse so ably when the sound of men's labours dies away on the evening breeze.
Having crossed the mountains, the road runs down into the plains and has less occasion for so many curves. Signs of human occupation increase as the road passes through walled-in orange groves to Setubal.
What to read after A Winter Holiday in Portugal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Granville Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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