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M e g one or other of the three hotels, which on th'; are packed to overflowing ; but they mostly camp out in the woods in tents, or rough huts made -. : branche:. They also build fireplaces with ston and clay, and ovens in which to bake their bread.
Here and there an idle youth brings out his guitar, or someone bur":*. ^*ily int'- It like a scene in a theatre, only that it is all real a huge, happy picnic party, come together for prayer and praise, and after that to enjoy themselv much as they... possibly can.
All are dressed in their very best. The men wear tight trousers, white shirt:, sashet round the waist, broad-brimmed felt hats, and short coats much tagged and braided The women look very gay with blue, orange, or red silk kerchiefs crossed o~ the breast, snowy- white blouses, tight-fitting bodic black or coloured, and thickly-pleated skirts of every conceivable hue, cut short at the anL They wear bright embroidered aprons, and a sort of pocket hanging round the waist, very elaborately ornamented with beads or sequin;.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M e g one or other of the three hotels, which on th'; are packed to overflowing ; but they mostly camp out in the woods in tents, or rough huts made -. : branche:. They also build fireplaces with ston and clay, and ovens in which to bake their bread.
Here and there an idle youth brings out his guitar, or someone bur":*. ^*ily int'- It like a scene in a theatre, only that it is all real a huge, happy picnic party, come together for prayer and praise, and after that to enjoy themselv much as they... possibly can.
All are dressed in their very best. The men wear tight trousers, white shirt:, sashet round the waist, broad-brimmed felt hats, and short coats much tagged and braided The women look very gay with blue, orange, or red silk kerchiefs crossed o~ the breast, snowy- white blouses, tight-fitting bodic black or coloured, and thickly-pleated skirts of every conceivable hue, cut short at the anL They wear bright embroidered aprons, and a sort of pocket hanging round the waist, very elaborately ornamented with beads or sequin;.
What to read after Portugal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes M Goodall to read onlineMoreLess
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