The Innocents Abroad — volume 01
The Innocents Abroad — volume 01
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. . $6. 00 25 cigars, 2, 500 reis, or . . . 2. 50 11 bottles wine, 13, 200 reis, or 13. 20 Total 21, 700 reis, or . . . . $21. 70 Happiness reigned once more in Blucher's dinner party. More refreshmentswere ordered.
CHAPTER VI.
I think the Azores must be very little known in America. Out of ourwhole ship's company there was not a solitary individual who knewanything whatever about them. Some of the party, well read concerningmost other lands, had no other information about the Azores than thatt...hey were a group of nine or ten small islands far out in the Atlantic, something more than halfway between New York and Gibraltar. That wasall. These considerations move me to put in a paragraph of dry factsjust here.
The community is eminently Portuguese--that is to say, it is slow, poor, shiftless, sleepy, and lazy. There is a civil governor, appointed by theKing of Portugal, and also a military governor, who can assume supremecontrol and suspend the civil government at his pleasure. The islandscontain a population of about 200, 000, almost entirely Portuguese.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . $6. 00 25 cigars, 2, 500 reis, or . . . 2. 50 11 bottles wine, 13, 200 reis, or 13. 20 Total 21, 700 reis, or . . . . $21. 70 Happiness reigned once more in Blucher's dinner party. More refreshmentswere ordered.
CHAPTER VI.
I think the Azores must be very little known in America. Out of ourwhole ship's company there was not a solitary individual who knewanything whatever about them. Some of the party, well read concerningmost other lands, had no other information about the Azores than thatt...hey were a group of nine or ten small islands far out in the Atlantic, something more than halfway between New York and Gibraltar. That wasall. These considerations move me to put in a paragraph of dry factsjust here.
The community is eminently Portuguese--that is to say, it is slow, poor, shiftless, sleepy, and lazy. There is a civil governor, appointed by theKing of Portugal, and also a military governor, who can assume supremecontrol and suspend the civil government at his pleasure. The islandscontain a population of about 200, 000, almost entirely Portuguese.
What to read after The Innocents Abroad — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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