The Head Hunters of Northern Luzon
The Head Hunters of Northern Luzon
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--Bustles and braids. --Jewels and weapons. --Excellent houses.
The sight that greeted us was stirring, suggesting to the piouslyminded Bishop Heber's unmatched lines: "A noble army, men and boys, The matron and the maid. " There must have been thousands of people, as many women as men, andalmost as many children as women, all of whom set up a mighty shoutas our little column emerged. But what especially and immediatelycaught the eye was the brilliancy of the scene. For, whereas thepeople so fa...r encountered had impressed us by the sobriety of colordisplayed, these Kalingas blazed out upon us in the most vivid redsand yellows. Many of them, women as well as men, had on tight-fittingMoro jackets of red and yellow stripes; but whatever it was--skirt, jacket, or gee-string--only one pattern showed itself, the alternationof red and yellow, well brought out by the clear brown of the skin. Asthough this were not enough, some men had adorned their abundantblack hair with scarlet hibiscus flowers, and all, or nearly all, wore plumes of feathers, one over each ear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--Bustles and braids. --Jewels and weapons. --Excellent houses.
The sight that greeted us was stirring, suggesting to the piouslyminded Bishop Heber's unmatched lines: "A noble army, men and boys, The matron and the maid. " There must have been thousands of people, as many women as men, andalmost as many children as women, all of whom set up a mighty shoutas our little column emerged. But what especially and immediatelycaught the eye was the brilliancy of the scene. For, whereas thepeople so fa...r encountered had impressed us by the sobriety of colordisplayed, these Kalingas blazed out upon us in the most vivid redsand yellows. Many of them, women as well as men, had on tight-fittingMoro jackets of red and yellow stripes; but whatever it was--skirt, jacket, or gee-string--only one pattern showed itself, the alternationof red and yellow, well brought out by the clear brown of the skin. Asthough this were not enough, some men had adorned their abundantblack hair with scarlet hibiscus flowers, and all, or nearly all, wore plumes of feathers, one over each ear.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willcox Cornélis De Witt to read onlineMoreLess
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