Rovings On Land And Sea
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The men are gener- ally clad in a species of shirt, which descends a little way down the leg. The women add to this a petticoat. Both sexes wear straw hats, with broad brims to shade them from the sun. The inhabitant of the Isthmus of Panama is kind and hospitable. In Digitized by VjOOQ IC A JOUBNIT AOBOSS THB IBTHMUS OV PANAMA. 91 great matters he may be entirely trusted, but it is well to place tempting trifles out of sight. He wants energy and character; there is no very decided leaning to g...ood or evil. An extreme filial tenderness, as among the Chinese, is the sole peculiarity that breaks in upon his habitual indifference ; all his faculties seem to languish under the enervatinff effects of the climate. Nothing is more monotonous than rural liie in these countries. With the excep- tion of some rare excursions, the people pass their time in smoking, and sleeping in a wretched hut, scarcely sheltered from sun and nun by a roof of palm-leaves. Many huts are formed of nothing but four stakes supp^Hrting a species of loft, where the £Eunily pass the night extended upon mats, and to which they mount by the trunk of a tree, notched at regular distances, so as to serve for a ladder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The men are gener- ally clad in a species of shirt, which descends a little way down the leg. The women add to this a petticoat. Both sexes wear straw hats, with broad brims to shade them from the sun. The inhabitant of the Isthmus of Panama is kind and hospitable. In Digitized by VjOOQ IC A JOUBNIT AOBOSS THB IBTHMUS OV PANAMA. 91 great matters he may be entirely trusted, but it is well to place tempting trifles out of sight. He wants energy and character; there is no very decided leaning to g...ood or evil. An extreme filial tenderness, as among the Chinese, is the sole peculiarity that breaks in upon his habitual indifference ; all his faculties seem to languish under the enervatinff effects of the climate. Nothing is more monotonous than rural liie in these countries. With the excep- tion of some rare excursions, the people pass their time in smoking, and sleeping in a wretched hut, scarcely sheltered from sun and nun by a roof of palm-leaves. Many huts are formed of nothing but four stakes supp^Hrting a species of loft, where the £Eunily pass the night extended upon mats, and to which they mount by the trunk of a tree, notched at regular distances, so as to serve for a ladder.
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