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The Zambesi has not been thought much of as a river by Europeans, not appearing very large at its mouth; but on going up it for seventy miles it is enormous. The first three hundred miles might be navigated without obstacle ; then there is a rapid, and near it a coal-field of large extent The elevated sides of the basin, which form the most important feature of the country, are fiur different in climate to the country nearer the sea, or even the centre. Here the grass is short, and the Angola g...oat, which could not live in the centre, had been seen on the east highland by Mr. Mofiat.
My desire is to open a path to this district, that civilization^ commerce, and Christianity might find their way there. I con- sider that we made a great mistake when we carried commerce into India in being ashamed of our Christianity ; as a matter of common sense and good policy, it is always best to appear in one's true character. In travelling through Africa I might have imitated certain Portuguese, and have passed for a chief; but I never attempted anything of the sort, although endeavor- ing always to keep to the lessons of cleanliness rigidly instilled by my mother long a
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Zambesi has not been thought much of as a river by Europeans, not appearing very large at its mouth; but on going up it for seventy miles it is enormous. The first three hundred miles might be navigated without obstacle ; then there is a rapid, and near it a coal-field of large extent The elevated sides of the basin, which form the most important feature of the country, are fiur different in climate to the country nearer the sea, or even the centre. Here the grass is short, and the Angola g...oat, which could not live in the centre, had been seen on the east highland by Mr. Mofiat.
My desire is to open a path to this district, that civilization^ commerce, and Christianity might find their way there. I con- sider that we made a great mistake when we carried commerce into India in being ashamed of our Christianity ; as a matter of common sense and good policy, it is always best to appear in one's true character. In travelling through Africa I might have imitated certain Portuguese, and have passed for a chief; but I never attempted anything of the sort, although endeavor- ing always to keep to the lessons of cleanliness rigidly instilled by my mother long a
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J E Chambliss to read onlineMoreLess
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