B.C., 1887. a Ramble in British Columbia
B.C., 1887. a Ramble in British Columbia
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Since then we have had green coffee of the very best kind which we '* struck " at the Ferry. This we roast every day or every other day in our two frying-pans, merely stirring or continuously shaking the pan for the ten minutes or so required, and we flatter ourselves that our coffee is very good indeed, which places it high above that of any London hotel with which we are acquainted.
Our tea is exceptional, being some that we had brought from Ceylon on purpose for this expedition, Cingalese te...a being either the best there is or else better than that. Altogether it is a delusion to sup- pose that camping necessarily means roughing it. Of course there are times when things go wrong and make life unpleasant for a season, but with fellows who understand their work and are willing to *' rustle " these periods ought never to be of long duration, not more than enough to make the " smoothing " doubly pleasant as soon as the " roughing " is past.
The second day we went leisurely along the trail southward, still favoured by the weather, and traversing a magnificent country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since then we have had green coffee of the very best kind which we '* struck " at the Ferry. This we roast every day or every other day in our two frying-pans, merely stirring or continuously shaking the pan for the ten minutes or so required, and we flatter ourselves that our coffee is very good indeed, which places it high above that of any London hotel with which we are acquainted.
Our tea is exceptional, being some that we had brought from Ceylon on purpose for this expedition, Cingalese te...a being either the best there is or else better than that. Altogether it is a delusion to sup- pose that camping necessarily means roughing it. Of course there are times when things go wrong and make life unpleasant for a season, but with fellows who understand their work and are willing to *' rustle " these periods ought never to be of long duration, not more than enough to make the " smoothing " doubly pleasant as soon as the " roughing " is past.
The second day we went leisurely along the trail southward, still favoured by the weather, and traversing a magnificent country.
What to read after B.C., 1887. a Ramble in British Columbia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a James Arthur Lees to read onlineMoreLess
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