Letters of a Traveller
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83 ^%S^ flatHsided pigs of the oountry, wluch by allowing them to proceed very leisurely, and pick up what they coiild find worth eating by the way, were driven with uncommon success. This was the commencement of a feur which was to be held that day in Yitoiia. Soon, small flocks of sheep and goats, oxen in pairs, pigs in companies of four or five, be- gan to come in from the coontry, and mides and donkeys loaded with all manner of comitry products. Booths and stalls were opened about the Plaxa... and the vacant spaces in its neighborhood, and the buying and selling b^an. The market-place was spread with fruits, the principal of which were huge piles of tomatoes, and mountainous heaps of sweet red pepper, the pods of which were often five or six inches in diameter. I strayed among the stalls, and found the countrywomen providing themsdves with gay kerchieft and coarse prints, and the men buying caps, waistcoats and shoes.
They did not seem tome so good-looking as the country peo- ple about San Sebastian ; they were a wind-dried race, as adust as the fields they tilled; skinny women and shrivelled men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
83 ^%S^ flatHsided pigs of the oountry, wluch by allowing them to proceed very leisurely, and pick up what they coiild find worth eating by the way, were driven with uncommon success. This was the commencement of a feur which was to be held that day in Yitoiia. Soon, small flocks of sheep and goats, oxen in pairs, pigs in companies of four or five, be- gan to come in from the coontry, and mides and donkeys loaded with all manner of comitry products. Booths and stalls were opened about the Plaxa... and the vacant spaces in its neighborhood, and the buying and selling b^an. The market-place was spread with fruits, the principal of which were huge piles of tomatoes, and mountainous heaps of sweet red pepper, the pods of which were often five or six inches in diameter. I strayed among the stalls, and found the countrywomen providing themsdves with gay kerchieft and coarse prints, and the men buying caps, waistcoats and shoes.
They did not seem tome so good-looking as the country peo- ple about San Sebastian ; they were a wind-dried race, as adust as the fields they tilled; skinny women and shrivelled men.
What to read after Letters of a Traveller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bryant, William Cullen, 1794-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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