Spanish Galicia
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Muri6 en la Habana el 7 de Marzo de 1908. " ORENSE 137 By the side of this road the river Arnoya flows in broad, foaming falls and narrow, dark-green cur- rents. Most of the houses of Celanova are taller than that of Curros Enriquez and the upper storeys project so that they afford shelter from the rain above the door. There are splendid chestnut groves round Celanova and views of mountains everywhere, line upon line of hills, brown and green, or leaden blue and purple above Orense, or fading a...way in the Sierra de Lindoso towards Portugal.
Beyond Celanova the country soon becomes more and more barren, and after a long climb up to the Puerto de Veira there is a long descent to the little granite town of Bande, and between Bande and Porto Quintela the country is desolate moorland through which a small river in its granite bed passes after rain in one long, rushing torrent. In autumn yellow maize-cobs and pumpkins bask ripening on the walls and verandas in the villages, many of which have queer dissyllabic names, as Loiro, Sordo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Muri6 en la Habana el 7 de Marzo de 1908. " ORENSE 137 By the side of this road the river Arnoya flows in broad, foaming falls and narrow, dark-green cur- rents. Most of the houses of Celanova are taller than that of Curros Enriquez and the upper storeys project so that they afford shelter from the rain above the door. There are splendid chestnut groves round Celanova and views of mountains everywhere, line upon line of hills, brown and green, or leaden blue and purple above Orense, or fading a...way in the Sierra de Lindoso towards Portugal.
Beyond Celanova the country soon becomes more and more barren, and after a long climb up to the Puerto de Veira there is a long descent to the little granite town of Bande, and between Bande and Porto Quintela the country is desolate moorland through which a small river in its granite bed passes after rain in one long, rushing torrent. In autumn yellow maize-cobs and pumpkins bask ripening on the walls and verandas in the villages, many of which have queer dissyllabic names, as Loiro, Sordo.
What to read after Spanish Galicia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aubrey F G Aubrey Fitz Gerald Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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