Cruising Among the Caribbees; Summer Days in Winter Months
Cruising Among the Caribbees; Summer Days in Winter Months
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Their short skirts and naked arms and shoulders revealed brawny limbs and chests on which the muscles stood out as on a sculptor's bronze when, with the great baskets of coal upon their heads, they mounted the gang-planks of the vessels at the pier. They sang a monotonous chant as they worked in the grime and dust of the coal breakers or marched in single file across the 154 CRUISING AMONG THE CARIBBEES wharf to throw in their loads. Even the coal dust could hardly make them blacker than they c...ame from nature's hand, and there was little except their arrowy uprightness to differentiate them from the animals among which they labored. We were not disposed to linger at Castries, though we had invitations to visit in the island. We were becoming rather impatient for a more extended civilization than this island afforded, and were already thinking of Barbados and Trinidad.
The voyage from Castries to St. Vincent was one of our finest experiences. We coasted the leeward side of St. Lucia till sundown, watching peak after peak of a superbly foliated mountain chain with admiration, till the climax came in the wonderful Pitons, two immense cones 2720 and 2680 feet in sheer height from the water's edge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their short skirts and naked arms and shoulders revealed brawny limbs and chests on which the muscles stood out as on a sculptor's bronze when, with the great baskets of coal upon their heads, they mounted the gang-planks of the vessels at the pier. They sang a monotonous chant as they worked in the grime and dust of the coal breakers or marched in single file across the 154 CRUISING AMONG THE CARIBBEES wharf to throw in their loads. Even the coal dust could hardly make them blacker than they c...ame from nature's hand, and there was little except their arrowy uprightness to differentiate them from the animals among which they labored. We were not disposed to linger at Castries, though we had invitations to visit in the island. We were becoming rather impatient for a more extended civilization than this island afforded, and were already thinking of Barbados and Trinidad.
The voyage from Castries to St. Vincent was one of our finest experiences. We coasted the leeward side of St. Lucia till sundown, watching peak after peak of a superbly foliated mountain chain with admiration, till the climax came in the wonderful Pitons, two immense cones 2720 and 2680 feet in sheer height from the water's edge.
What to read after Cruising Among the Caribbees; Summer Days in Winter Months?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Augustus Stoddard to read onlineMoreLess
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