The Discovery of Guiana
The Discovery of Guiana
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She was of good stature, with black eyes, fat of body, of anexcellent countenance, her hair almost as long as herself, tied up againin pretty knots; and it seemed she stood not in that awe of her husbandas the rest, for she spake and discoursed, and drank among the gentlemenand captains, and was very pleasant, knowing her own comeliness, andtaking great pride therein. I have seen a lady in England so like toher, as but for the difference of colour, I would have sworn might havebeen the same.
Th...e seat of this town of Toparimaca was very pleasant, standing ona little hill, in an excellent prospect, with goodly gardens a milecompass round about it, and two very fair and large ponds of excellentfish adjoining. This town is called Arowocai; the people are of thenation called Nepoios, and are followers of Carapana. In that place Isaw very aged people, that we might perceive all their sinews and veinswithout any flesh, and but even as a case covered only with skin. The lord of this place gave me an old man for pilot, who was of greatexperience and travel, and knew the river most perfectly both by dayand night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was of good stature, with black eyes, fat of body, of anexcellent countenance, her hair almost as long as herself, tied up againin pretty knots; and it seemed she stood not in that awe of her husbandas the rest, for she spake and discoursed, and drank among the gentlemenand captains, and was very pleasant, knowing her own comeliness, andtaking great pride therein. I have seen a lady in England so like toher, as but for the difference of colour, I would have sworn might havebeen the same.
Th...e seat of this town of Toparimaca was very pleasant, standing ona little hill, in an excellent prospect, with goodly gardens a milecompass round about it, and two very fair and large ponds of excellentfish adjoining. This town is called Arowocai; the people are of thenation called Nepoios, and are followers of Carapana. In that place Isaw very aged people, that we might perceive all their sinews and veinswithout any flesh, and but even as a case covered only with skin. The lord of this place gave me an old man for pilot, who was of greatexperience and travel, and knew the river most perfectly both by dayand night.
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