Adventures On the Mosquito Shore
Adventures On the Mosquito Shore
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Upon one side rose huge gray rocks of granite, draped over with vines, and shad- owed by large and wide-spreading trees, whose branches, crowded with the wax-like leaves and EMBARCADERO ON THE TIROLAS.
flowers of innumerable air-plants, cast dark, broad shadows on the water. Upon the other side was a smooth, sandy beach, completely sheltered from the sun by large trees, beneath which were drawn up a number of canoes, carefully protected from the weather by rude sheds of cahoon leaves. These TIR...OLAS EMBARCADERO. 277 canoes belonged to the Poyer Indians, and arc used by them in their voyages to the Cape. A little lower down the stream were clusters of palm- trees, and large patches of bananas and plantains, which seemed to have been carefully nurtured by the Indians in their visits to this picturesque " eni- barcadero. " The slant rays of the evening sun fell upon one half of the pool, where the little ripples chased each other sparkling to the shore, while upon the other part, the rocks and forest cast their cool, dark shadows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon one side rose huge gray rocks of granite, draped over with vines, and shad- owed by large and wide-spreading trees, whose branches, crowded with the wax-like leaves and EMBARCADERO ON THE TIROLAS.
flowers of innumerable air-plants, cast dark, broad shadows on the water. Upon the other side was a smooth, sandy beach, completely sheltered from the sun by large trees, beneath which were drawn up a number of canoes, carefully protected from the weather by rude sheds of cahoon leaves. These TIR...OLAS EMBARCADERO. 277 canoes belonged to the Poyer Indians, and arc used by them in their voyages to the Cape. A little lower down the stream were clusters of palm- trees, and large patches of bananas and plantains, which seemed to have been carefully nurtured by the Indians in their visits to this picturesque " eni- barcadero. " The slant rays of the evening sun fell upon one half of the pool, where the little ripples chased each other sparkling to the shore, while upon the other part, the rocks and forest cast their cool, dark shadows.
What to read after Adventures On the Mosquito Shore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E G Ephraim George Squier to read onlineMoreLess
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