Birdseye Views of Far Lands
Birdseye Views of Far Lands
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The population isabout double that of Indiana and the climate about the same as thisstate. The northern boundary is, or was at the outbreak of the war, theDanube river, on the east Bulgaria, on the south Greece, while on thewest were Albania, Montenegro and Austria. She was shut away from anyseaports all the years, and most of the time surrounded by enemies, thegreatest of these being Austria on the west and Turkey to the east.
In natural resources Servia is one of the richest countries in Euro...pe, being productive of soil, good climate, well watered and having largemineral wealth. The Moravia river runs across the great plain in middleServia and is to the country much the same as the Nile is to Egypt. Cornis cultivated everywhere in the country and is perhaps the greatestcrop, while wheat also is largely raised. While various fruits arewidely grown the plum orchards are the most numerous. Grapes also aregrown extensively. Gold, silver, copper, iron and coal are found in manyparts of the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The population isabout double that of Indiana and the climate about the same as thisstate. The northern boundary is, or was at the outbreak of the war, theDanube river, on the east Bulgaria, on the south Greece, while on thewest were Albania, Montenegro and Austria. She was shut away from anyseaports all the years, and most of the time surrounded by enemies, thegreatest of these being Austria on the west and Turkey to the east.
In natural resources Servia is one of the richest countries in Euro...pe, being productive of soil, good climate, well watered and having largemineral wealth. The Moravia river runs across the great plain in middleServia and is to the country much the same as the Nile is to Egypt. Cornis cultivated everywhere in the country and is perhaps the greatestcrop, while wheat also is largely raised. While various fruits arewidely grown the plum orchards are the most numerous. Grapes also aregrown extensively. Gold, silver, copper, iron and coal are found in manyparts of the country.
What to read after Birdseye Views of Far Lands?
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