The Mission of the American Board to West Central Africa: Pioneer Work, 1881
The Mission of the American Board to West Central Africa: Pioneer Work, 1881
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" The distance to Catumbella is variously estimated at from ten to fifteen miles. It is a monotonous trip. Here and there we met travelers, and then the greeting * mui * was passed.
Just before reaching Catumbella we stopped to look at some donkeys. While waiting to have them brought in we were taken through one of the three aguardente distilleries. In one CATUMBELLA. 2/ room was the crusher ; then the juice of the sugar-cane passed into a fermen ting-room, and the still was in a room beyond. T...his mill belongs to the house where we were entertained a few days.
Having picked our donkeys we walked to the ferry near by. In the river are many alligators. The manager of the mill said that several blacks are killed by them every year. He has seen them knock over a person stooping down to dip up or to drink the water. Higher up the river among the mountains they are said to be scarce.
" Entering Catumbella we found it more compact than Ben- guela and not nearly as pleasant. The few streets are narrow, and have not so many trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The distance to Catumbella is variously estimated at from ten to fifteen miles. It is a monotonous trip. Here and there we met travelers, and then the greeting * mui * was passed.
Just before reaching Catumbella we stopped to look at some donkeys. While waiting to have them brought in we were taken through one of the three aguardente distilleries. In one CATUMBELLA. 2/ room was the crusher ; then the juice of the sugar-cane passed into a fermen ting-room, and the still was in a room beyond. T...his mill belongs to the house where we were entertained a few days.
Having picked our donkeys we walked to the ferry near by. In the river are many alligators. The manager of the mill said that several blacks are killed by them every year. He has seen them knock over a person stooping down to dip up or to drink the water. Higher up the river among the mountains they are said to be scarce.
" Entering Catumbella we found it more compact than Ben- guela and not nearly as pleasant. The few streets are narrow, and have not so many trees.
What to read after The Mission of the American Board to West Central Africa: Pioneer Work, 1881?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions to read onlineMoreLess
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