The Overland Monthly volume S2 11 16
The Overland Monthly volume S2 11 16
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Truth to tell, travel over controlling roads, through newly opened countries, but partially pro- vided with civilized comforts, is no holiday experi- ence for any but the most vigorous. There are excursions and excursions. The hordes who come out in cheap trains to see all they can in a fortnight are one thing; a Raymond party of well-to-do, edu- cated people who travel at their ease is another. What matter if they appear on the street in traveling cloaks and hats, offending the sense of the dr...essy San Franciscan woman ; or if they can stay a whole month at the seaside without taking out their good clothes? To put it coarsely, those plainly dressed people can most likely buy up the showy women who criticise them, plush dresses, big plumes, dia- mond ear-rings and all, without thinking twice of the matter. They are taking our choicest carvings, curios, and specimens home for their collections; they will be tempted to come again, if they have a pleasant time ; having a discerning eye for the beau- ties of our scenery, and the frankness of California society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Truth to tell, travel over controlling roads, through newly opened countries, but partially pro- vided with civilized comforts, is no holiday experi- ence for any but the most vigorous. There are excursions and excursions. The hordes who come out in cheap trains to see all they can in a fortnight are one thing; a Raymond party of well-to-do, edu- cated people who travel at their ease is another. What matter if they appear on the street in traveling cloaks and hats, offending the sense of the dr...essy San Franciscan woman ; or if they can stay a whole month at the seaside without taking out their good clothes? To put it coarsely, those plainly dressed people can most likely buy up the showy women who criticise them, plush dresses, big plumes, dia- mond ear-rings and all, without thinking twice of the matter. They are taking our choicest carvings, curios, and specimens home for their collections; they will be tempted to come again, if they have a pleasant time ; having a discerning eye for the beau- ties of our scenery, and the frankness of California society.
What to read after The Overland Monthly volume S2 11 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Maria Fry to read onlineMoreLess
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