South Africa
South Africa
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Long rows of corrugated iron rooms in which the miners live can also be seen from the train window, and it is obvious to the visitor that a great industry has reached a stable condition. What a contrast from those early days when, shaken in the swaying coach, one passed isolated prospectors scratching the ground in search of the reef !
19 South Africa CHAPTER IV THE DUTCH FARM The South African Boer is the most hospitable of human beings. When travelling up-country there is no need to wait for ...an invitation to pass the night at a Boer homestead, for the traveller has but to ride or drive up to the farm and ask permission to outspan for the night. In olden days this was merely a matter of form, but things have somewhat changed since the recent war. In a country where hotels are few and far between, it is to the interest of every one to be hospitable, and indeed the appearance of a visitor is a welcome relief from the tedious monotony of exist- ence.
Dutch farms vary considerably with regard to their homesteads, those of the more wealthy being substantial square buildings, while the houses of the poorer farmers are frequently the most miserable shanties made of green brick, and are worse than many a cow-shed in England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long rows of corrugated iron rooms in which the miners live can also be seen from the train window, and it is obvious to the visitor that a great industry has reached a stable condition. What a contrast from those early days when, shaken in the swaying coach, one passed isolated prospectors scratching the ground in search of the reef !
19 South Africa CHAPTER IV THE DUTCH FARM The South African Boer is the most hospitable of human beings. When travelling up-country there is no need to wait for ...an invitation to pass the night at a Boer homestead, for the traveller has but to ride or drive up to the farm and ask permission to outspan for the night. In olden days this was merely a matter of form, but things have somewhat changed since the recent war. In a country where hotels are few and far between, it is to the interest of every one to be hospitable, and indeed the appearance of a visitor is a welcome relief from the tedious monotony of exist- ence.
Dutch farms vary considerably with regard to their homesteads, those of the more wealthy being substantial square buildings, while the houses of the poorer farmers are frequently the most miserable shanties made of green brick, and are worse than many a cow-shed in England.
What to read after South Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dudley Kidd to read onlineMoreLess
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