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My journal says : — "And now we undertook a walk while breakfast was preparing, — we and the four dogs, slim Mr. Clark, the consul, and extremely stout Mr. Sloan, his jovial partner. We passed through the back-entrance and found our- selves upon the edge of an immense graveyard, — an old graveyard of the oldest nation under the sun : the whole face of the outspreading country was mounds, mounds, nothing but mounds. Away over, on a shady elevation, Mr. Clark pointed out the burial-place that had... been allotted to foreigners, and here and there you could see a house, or a solitary tree, or a huge rock; but eveiy thing else was graves, — nothing but graves for miles and miles. Footpaths without number ran over and through these oblong hillocks, and a long heavy grass grew in rare luxuriance over their uneven surface. "VVe walked through those hard-beaten paths and saw hundreds of bare-legged women and children cutting and bundling the grass that shaded their ancestors, and carrying it to the opposite city of eight hundred thousand souls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My journal says : — "And now we undertook a walk while breakfast was preparing, — we and the four dogs, slim Mr. Clark, the consul, and extremely stout Mr. Sloan, his jovial partner. We passed through the back-entrance and found our- selves upon the edge of an immense graveyard, — an old graveyard of the oldest nation under the sun : the whole face of the outspreading country was mounds, mounds, nothing but mounds. Away over, on a shady elevation, Mr. Clark pointed out the burial-place that had... been allotted to foreigners, and here and there you could see a house, or a solitary tree, or a huge rock; but eveiy thing else was graves, — nothing but graves for miles and miles. Footpaths without number ran over and through these oblong hillocks, and a long heavy grass grew in rare luxuriance over their uneven surface. "VVe walked through those hard-beaten paths and saw hundreds of bare-legged women and children cutting and bundling the grass that shaded their ancestors, and carrying it to the opposite city of eight hundred thousand souls.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Wylly Habersham to read onlineMoreLess
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