The New Jamaica Describing the Island Explaining Its Conditions of Life And Gr
The New Jamaica Describing the Island Explaining Its Conditions of Life And Gr
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In this church, Livingstone, signer of the Declaration of Independence, is said to have been married, and in the churchyard reposes all that is mortal of Colonel Harrison, grand uncle of the present (1889) President of the United States. Colonel Harrison represented the United States Government in Jamaica for a number of years. Upon the 3Oth of May last, a few Americans, headed by Mr. Estes, their consul, engaged in a simple decor- ation day service over his grave.
The tram cars, which run from... Kingston to Half- way Tree with a headway of twenty minutes, start from the latter place to Constant Spring every half hour. This is another three-mile drive along a road which becomes cooler and pleasanter at every step. The open roadway ahead and the glimpses through gaps in the foliage reveal more and more of the mountains, those mountains of which Columbus' crumpled bit of paper was at once a description and a parody. Ravines that are mere lines near the sum- mits and widen into valleys as they approach the plain, are the recipients for streams from other ravines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this church, Livingstone, signer of the Declaration of Independence, is said to have been married, and in the churchyard reposes all that is mortal of Colonel Harrison, grand uncle of the present (1889) President of the United States. Colonel Harrison represented the United States Government in Jamaica for a number of years. Upon the 3Oth of May last, a few Americans, headed by Mr. Estes, their consul, engaged in a simple decor- ation day service over his grave.
The tram cars, which run from... Kingston to Half- way Tree with a headway of twenty minutes, start from the latter place to Constant Spring every half hour. This is another three-mile drive along a road which becomes cooler and pleasanter at every step. The open roadway ahead and the glimpses through gaps in the foliage reveal more and more of the mountains, those mountains of which Columbus' crumpled bit of paper was at once a description and a parody. Ravines that are mere lines near the sum- mits and widen into valleys as they approach the plain, are the recipients for streams from other ravines.
What to read after The New Jamaica Describing the Island Explaining Its Conditions of Life And Gr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Mayhew Bacon to read onlineMoreLess
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