Halls Voyages volume 1
Halls Voyages volume 1
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The sleeves were so wide that when the arms were cross- ed in front, the lower part reached nearly to the knees. Each of them wore on his head a yellow cy- lindrical cap, and on his feet a neatly-plaited straw sandal, laced over a short cotton boot or stocking. Two of the chiefs were dressed in light-coloured yel- low robes, the others in dark blue, streaked with white, all made of cotton. Their caps or turbans were flat at the top, and appeared to be formed by winding a broad band diagonally r...ound a frame in such a manner, that at each turn a small portion of the last fold should be visible above in front, and be- low at the hinder part. The sandals were bound to the feet by a stiff straw band passing over the instep, and connected with the fore part of the sole by a slender string drawn between the great toe and the one next to it, the stocking being oddly enough contrived with a division like the finger of a glove, to receive the great toe. Each chief caiTied a fan either in his hand or thrust into the girdle, together with a short tobacco-pipe and pouch, in- closed in a small bag dangling at his waist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sleeves were so wide that when the arms were cross- ed in front, the lower part reached nearly to the knees. Each of them wore on his head a yellow cy- lindrical cap, and on his feet a neatly-plaited straw sandal, laced over a short cotton boot or stocking. Two of the chiefs were dressed in light-coloured yel- low robes, the others in dark blue, streaked with white, all made of cotton. Their caps or turbans were flat at the top, and appeared to be formed by winding a broad band diagonally r...ound a frame in such a manner, that at each turn a small portion of the last fold should be visible above in front, and be- low at the hinder part. The sandals were bound to the feet by a stiff straw band passing over the instep, and connected with the fore part of the sole by a slender string drawn between the great toe and the one next to it, the stocking being oddly enough contrived with a division like the finger of a glove, to receive the great toe. Each chief caiTied a fan either in his hand or thrust into the girdle, together with a short tobacco-pipe and pouch, in- closed in a small bag dangling at his waist.
What to read after Halls Voyages volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Basil to read onlineMoreLess
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