Europe
Europe
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The waves made by our boat roll them about in the water, and the children on the roofs of the raft houses are yelling for fear. What queer-looking craft! The logs are tied to- gether in piles, and upon each raft is a hut where the lumbermen live while they row and float down the river. We pass covered barges so odd that they make us think of Noah's Ark ; they belong to traders who are carrying their goods from one Danube town to another. The traders live on the boats with their families, and th...e chil- dren play about on the floor and the roofs. They wave their hands at us as we pass, standing so close to the edge of the boat that we fear the little ones may fall in. We wonder why their parents do not tie little barrels to their children to keep them from sinking, as the Chinese do with their baby boys on the house boats of southern China. Now we are stopping to take on some pilgrims who wish to worship at one of the shrines farther down stream. The Danube has many churches, some of which are so holy in the minds of the people that they think their sins will be forgiven if they can only pray in them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The waves made by our boat roll them about in the water, and the children on the roofs of the raft houses are yelling for fear. What queer-looking craft! The logs are tied to- gether in piles, and upon each raft is a hut where the lumbermen live while they row and float down the river. We pass covered barges so odd that they make us think of Noah's Ark ; they belong to traders who are carrying their goods from one Danube town to another. The traders live on the boats with their families, and th...e chil- dren play about on the floor and the roofs. They wave their hands at us as we pass, standing so close to the edge of the boat that we fear the little ones may fall in. We wonder why their parents do not tie little barrels to their children to keep them from sinking, as the Chinese do with their baby boys on the house boats of southern China. Now we are stopping to take on some pilgrims who wish to worship at one of the shrines farther down stream. The Danube has many churches, some of which are so holy in the minds of the people that they think their sins will be forgiven if they can only pray in them.
What to read after Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank G Frank George Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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