An Englishwoman in the Philippines
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There was a fresh breeze blowing, and the air was deHcious. As to the scenery — words fail me ! The blue and green of the sea, and the mauve and rose lights reflected on Guimaras from the brilliant sunset behind us over the Panay Mountains, were like some wonderful picture wrought in amethysts and sapphires and exquisite enamels, while all along the shore line the groves of palm trees glowed in the strong light like a border of emeralds set in golden sand.
We crossed over, going close to the op...posite shore, with the object of visiting an old steamer which lies over by the quarries from which they are getting the stone to build the harbour. This steamer used to be a French packet, and was bought cheap by some Spaniards for inter-island traffic, but the owners soon found she burnt her head off with coal, and did not pay for her keep, so now they are trying to sell her, and she has lain out 182 A DERELICT SHIP 183 there at anchor for a year or more ; a fine old boat, with splendid saloons and cabins all rotting away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a fresh breeze blowing, and the air was deHcious. As to the scenery — words fail me ! The blue and green of the sea, and the mauve and rose lights reflected on Guimaras from the brilliant sunset behind us over the Panay Mountains, were like some wonderful picture wrought in amethysts and sapphires and exquisite enamels, while all along the shore line the groves of palm trees glowed in the strong light like a border of emeralds set in golden sand.
We crossed over, going close to the op...posite shore, with the object of visiting an old steamer which lies over by the quarries from which they are getting the stone to build the harbour. This steamer used to be a French packet, and was bought cheap by some Spaniards for inter-island traffic, but the owners soon found she burnt her head off with coal, and did not pay for her keep, so now they are trying to sell her, and she has lain out 182 A DERELICT SHIP 183 there at anchor for a year or more ; a fine old boat, with splendid saloons and cabins all rotting away.
What to read after An Englishwoman in the Philippines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell Dauncey to read onlineMoreLess
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