At Christmas Time
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Presently a small shower of cocoanuts came tumbling down on the leafy mattress below. The sol- diers, picking them up, perforated each with a bayonet thrust and handed them to their American friends with compliments and bows. Never did a draught taste more delicious than this which Dame Nature herself had stored away in anticipation of their coming. A boom- 90 "WitK Starr Kin^ in Oalifornia ing cannon from the ship in the harbor warned the party to end their visit and return at once. With mutua...l expressions of good-will and cheers for the Mexican Republic the party separated, and the Americans found their way back to their ship.
As they sailed out of the harbor of Acapulco, the French warships gave an exhibit of gunnery. High on the mountain side a Mexican national fort had been built. With a terrific roar the war- vessels discharged a number of shells against it. The passengers saw them rise and curve and fall. Then a great cloud of dust arose and obscured all further trace of their effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presently a small shower of cocoanuts came tumbling down on the leafy mattress below. The sol- diers, picking them up, perforated each with a bayonet thrust and handed them to their American friends with compliments and bows. Never did a draught taste more delicious than this which Dame Nature herself had stored away in anticipation of their coming. A boom- 90 "WitK Starr Kin^ in Oalifornia ing cannon from the ship in the harbor warned the party to end their visit and return at once. With mutua...l expressions of good-will and cheers for the Mexican Republic the party separated, and the Americans found their way back to their ship.
As they sailed out of the harbor of Acapulco, the French warships gave an exhibit of gunnery. High on the mountain side a Mexican national fort had been built. With a terrific roar the war- vessels discharged a number of shells against it. The passengers saw them rise and curve and fall. Then a great cloud of dust arose and obscured all further trace of their effect.
What to read after At Christmas Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles William Wendte to read onlineMoreLess
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