Tahiti the Island Paradise
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This, the most generous of all trees, from the time of its birth until it yields to the ravages of time, serves man in hundreds of different ways, furnishing him with food and drink, clothing, building- material, fuel, medicine, most exquisite delicacies, wine, spirits and many articles of comfort and even of luxury. What other tree but the cocoa- palm could have been in the mind of Milton when he wrote: In heav'n the trees Of life ambrosial fruitage bear, and vines Yield nectar.
The cocoa-palm... is a peaceful, modest, virtuous tree. It prefers its own kin, but is charitable to its neighbors, irrespective of race. It towers far above the sea of less favored trees, which find in its shade protection against the burning rays 168 TAHITI — THE ISLAND PARADISE of the tropic sun and the fury of the trade-winds. Proudly it stands guard at the shores of the coral-girt islands of the South Pacific, waving its lofty, fruit-laden crown, responding alike to the cool, refreshing land breezes and the humid trade-winds in the balmy air of the tropics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, the most generous of all trees, from the time of its birth until it yields to the ravages of time, serves man in hundreds of different ways, furnishing him with food and drink, clothing, building- material, fuel, medicine, most exquisite delicacies, wine, spirits and many articles of comfort and even of luxury. What other tree but the cocoa- palm could have been in the mind of Milton when he wrote: In heav'n the trees Of life ambrosial fruitage bear, and vines Yield nectar.
The cocoa-palm... is a peaceful, modest, virtuous tree. It prefers its own kin, but is charitable to its neighbors, irrespective of race. It towers far above the sea of less favored trees, which find in its shade protection against the burning rays 168 TAHITI — THE ISLAND PARADISE of the tropic sun and the fury of the trade-winds. Proudly it stands guard at the shores of the coral-girt islands of the South Pacific, waving its lofty, fruit-laden crown, responding alike to the cool, refreshing land breezes and the humid trade-winds in the balmy air of the tropics.
What to read after Tahiti the Island Paradise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholas Senn to read onlineMoreLess
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