Callao Lima Peru
Callao Lima Peru
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) Yes Twenty-Eight they had spitfire tempers, had these lady loves of old. They shattered the hearts of many a brave don, who, but a short time before, perhaps, had broken his sword on an Indian skull. Shattered hearts and broken swords — what a phrase to conjure with. Sir Walter vScott or Fenimore Cooper could have written a novel around it, but we can only pass it by. Pizarro's poetic name, "City of the Kings, " was generally applied to Lima for several years; but it finally fell into disuse ...and was succeeded by the present name of the city — Lima — a derivative of Rimac, the river which flows through the city.
Lima has a population of some 150, 000 persons. It is the largest and most pros- perous city of Peru, the combined heart ^^ and brain of the Republic. Its streets are narrow, its houses seldom more than two stories in height, built frequently with reeds plastered over with mud. The practice of building houses with reeds and mud is not followed by choice, but rather by necessity, since frequent earthquakes in Lima make very nearly impracticable any house of solid structure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Yes Twenty-Eight they had spitfire tempers, had these lady loves of old. They shattered the hearts of many a brave don, who, but a short time before, perhaps, had broken his sword on an Indian skull. Shattered hearts and broken swords — what a phrase to conjure with. Sir Walter vScott or Fenimore Cooper could have written a novel around it, but we can only pass it by. Pizarro's poetic name, "City of the Kings, " was generally applied to Lima for several years; but it finally fell into disuse ...and was succeeded by the present name of the city — Lima — a derivative of Rimac, the river which flows through the city.
Lima has a population of some 150, 000 persons. It is the largest and most pros- perous city of Peru, the combined heart ^^ and brain of the Republic. Its streets are narrow, its houses seldom more than two stories in height, built frequently with reeds plastered over with mud. The practice of building houses with reeds and mud is not followed by choice, but rather by necessity, since frequent earthquakes in Lima make very nearly impracticable any house of solid structure.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Bureau of Naval Personnel to read onlineMoreLess
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