By-Ways of Europe
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We went forward at an easy pace, making about fifteen miles an hour,jwhich enabled me to notice the patient in- dustry of the people, as manifested on every plain and hill- side. The Catalans are called rough and imgraceful ; beside the sprightly Andalusians they seem cold and repellent ; they have less of that blue blood which makes the beggar as proud as the grandee, but they possess the virtue of labor, which, however our artistic tastes may undervalue it, is the basis from which all good mu...st spring. When I saw how the red and rocky hills were turned into garden -terraces, how the olive-trees were pruned into health and produc- tiveness, bow the wheat stood so thick that it rolled but stiffly under the breeze, I forgot the jaunty majos of Seville, and gave my hearty admiration to the strong-backed reap- ers in the fields of Catalonia.
The i)assengers we took up on the way, though belong- ing to the better class, and speaking Spanish whenever it was necessary, all seemed to prefer the popular dialect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We went forward at an easy pace, making about fifteen miles an hour,jwhich enabled me to notice the patient in- dustry of the people, as manifested on every plain and hill- side. The Catalans are called rough and imgraceful ; beside the sprightly Andalusians they seem cold and repellent ; they have less of that blue blood which makes the beggar as proud as the grandee, but they possess the virtue of labor, which, however our artistic tastes may undervalue it, is the basis from which all good mu...st spring. When I saw how the red and rocky hills were turned into garden -terraces, how the olive-trees were pruned into health and produc- tiveness, bow the wheat stood so thick that it rolled but stiffly under the breeze, I forgot the jaunty majos of Seville, and gave my hearty admiration to the strong-backed reap- ers in the fields of Catalonia.
The i)assengers we took up on the way, though belong- ing to the better class, and speaking Spanish whenever it was necessary, all seemed to prefer the popular dialect.
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