From Jungle to Java
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The Rest House proved comfortable, X. Had brought his own provisions, which his servants cooked, and for once he enjoyed a hot and palatablemeal. There was plenty of opportunity for conversation with theAssistant Wodena, who was quite willing to discourse on the customs ofthe country, and he gave a most interesting account of the elaborateetiquette of Javanese Rajas, and of the extraordinary deference paid bycommoners to rank. He in his turn asked many questions concerningMalacca and the Malay ...Straits, about which his interlocutor was able togive him all the information sought for.
The next morning the sightseer and his followers ascended the mountainon ponies to see the volcano. This was a kind of inferno with wickedmouths which looked like ventilators from the bowels of the earthspitting and hissing blinding steam.
The whole face of the mountain was yellow with sulphur, and the air wassickening from its smell. Usoof and Abu were not a little terrified bythis awful experience, and grasped their Tuan by the arm entreating himnot to venture near what, they evidently thought, were the gates ofhell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Rest House proved comfortable, X. Had brought his own provisions, which his servants cooked, and for once he enjoyed a hot and palatablemeal. There was plenty of opportunity for conversation with theAssistant Wodena, who was quite willing to discourse on the customs ofthe country, and he gave a most interesting account of the elaborateetiquette of Javanese Rajas, and of the extraordinary deference paid bycommoners to rank. He in his turn asked many questions concerningMalacca and the Malay ...Straits, about which his interlocutor was able togive him all the information sought for.
The next morning the sightseer and his followers ascended the mountainon ponies to see the volcano. This was a kind of inferno with wickedmouths which looked like ventilators from the bowels of the earthspitting and hissing blinding steam.
The whole face of the mountain was yellow with sulphur, and the air wassickening from its smell. Usoof and Abu were not a little terrified bythis awful experience, and grasped their Tuan by the arm entreating himnot to venture near what, they evidently thought, were the gates ofhell.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keyser Arthur Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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