The Ipan
The Ipan
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One day in Tucuman, amongst the orange gardens, mounting my horse, which for my per- sonal safety I had to do with a bandage over his eyes and foot tied to the girth, and thinking that the business of my life, which then consisted chiefly in going out by break of day to round my cattle up (parar rodeo, as the Gauchos say), was not inferior after all to that passed in a European office where men begin at twenty to enter nothings in a ledger, and old age creeps on them finding them bald-headed at... the same task I chanced to get some letters.
The messenger who brought them slowly got off his horse ; his iron spurs, like fetters on his naked feet, clanked on the bricks of the verandah ; HEATHER JOCK 125 he seemed perturbed that is, as much perturbed as it is possible to be upon the frontiers his hat was gone, around his head he wore a handkerchief which had been white when it left Manchester some years ago ; his horse was blown and wound- ed, but still he stood impassively handing me the bag and asking after the condition of my health with some minuteness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One day in Tucuman, amongst the orange gardens, mounting my horse, which for my per- sonal safety I had to do with a bandage over his eyes and foot tied to the girth, and thinking that the business of my life, which then consisted chiefly in going out by break of day to round my cattle up (parar rodeo, as the Gauchos say), was not inferior after all to that passed in a European office where men begin at twenty to enter nothings in a ledger, and old age creeps on them finding them bald-headed at... the same task I chanced to get some letters.
The messenger who brought them slowly got off his horse ; his iron spurs, like fetters on his naked feet, clanked on the bricks of the verandah ; HEATHER JOCK 125 he seemed perturbed that is, as much perturbed as it is possible to be upon the frontiers his hat was gone, around his head he wore a handkerchief which had been white when it left Manchester some years ago ; his horse was blown and wound- ed, but still he stood impassively handing me the bag and asking after the condition of my health with some minuteness.
What to read after The Ipan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R B Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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