The Lost City of Z
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Fawcett wrote in his diary. Streets paved and neatly aligned, thatched cottages covered in ivy, pastures filled with sheep, church bells tolling in the rain, stores crammed with jellies and soups and lemonades and tarts and Neapolitan ices and wines, pedestrians jostling in the streets with buses and trams and taxis. Home was all Fawcett could think about on the boat ride back to England at the end of 1907. And now he was back in Devon with Nina and Jack, Jack as big as could be, running and tal...king, already four years old, and little Brian staring at the man in the doorway as if he were a stranger, which he was. “I wanted to forget atrocities, to put slavery, murder and horrible disease behind me, and to look again at respectable old ladies whose ideas of vice ended with the indiscretions of so-and-so’s housemaid,” Fawcett wrote in Exploration Fawcett. “I wanted to listen to the everyday chit-chat of the village parson, discuss the uncertainties of the weather with the yokels, pick up the daily paper on my breakfast-plate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fawcett wrote in his diary. Streets paved and neatly aligned, thatched cottages covered in ivy, pastures filled with sheep, church bells tolling in the rain, stores crammed with jellies and soups and lemonades and tarts and Neapolitan ices and wines, pedestrians jostling in the streets with buses and trams and taxis. Home was all Fawcett could think about on the boat ride back to England at the end of 1907. And now he was back in Devon with Nina and Jack, Jack as big as could be, running and tal...king, already four years old, and little Brian staring at the man in the doorway as if he were a stranger, which he was. “I wanted to forget atrocities, to put slavery, murder and horrible disease behind me, and to look again at respectable old ladies whose ideas of vice ended with the indiscretions of so-and-so’s housemaid,” Fawcett wrote in Exploration Fawcett. “I wanted to listen to the everyday chit-chat of the village parson, discuss the uncertainties of the weather with the yokels, pick up the daily paper on my breakfast-plate.
What to read after The Lost City of Z?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Grann to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 6 years ago
Decent tbh, not the best not the worst, something to keep you from gauging out your own eyes in the office.
Guest 6 years ago
So boring. I found myself telling the author to get to the point. Just rambled on forever and it ended with really not even any resolve.
Guest 7 years ago
Amazing book! Made me wish i had been around to actually discover something
alexcarne 7 years ago
This book is fantastic!!!!!
i hate david and mustard 7 years ago
i can stick my finger sown my throat
its09sharkboy56 7 years ago
who cares
Guest 7 years ago
You forgot to capitalize your I
Guest 7 years ago
this book is a fucking stupid it needs to kill it self
Guest 6 years ago
uhhhh, you're stupid because of that horrible grammar in that horrible sentence about this AMAZING book.
Boss _ 7 years ago
Sorry
Guest 7 years ago
ecinep read that backwards
Guest 7 years ago
I didnt read it I just had it up to switch to if the teacher came around
Guest 7 years ago
this book was great iam going to try to get a copy from a library.
Guest 7 years ago
This is amazing wallah. You all should try reading itWrite Review:
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