Trade & Travel in South America
Trade & Travel in South America
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This was followed by a 'pampero seca, ' and the violence of the wind was such that we feared some serious damage to our sheltering building, and possibly worse to our- selves. Happily nothing beyond the blowing down of a few doors, and some resultant bruises, can be recorded.
The ' pamperos ' come from the pampas of South America, where the hot air accumulates, and is re- lieved by violent rain or windstorms. Of course we had a good expanse of water between us and the mainland, or we might read...ily have suffered worse than we did. T. A. Turner, in his 'Argentina and the Argentines ' writes : 1 Who has not heard of that scourge of the plains, j 4 that scavenger of the towns, the life-giving, death- ' dealing pampero? That mighty wind which sweeps, ' unopposed by mountain or hill, over the dreary ' wastes of Patagonia, over leagues of tall grass 'of the Pampas, over the desolate plains of Buenos ' Aires ; gathering force with its increasing velocity, 'driving before it myriads of insects and queer- ' winged things, and clouds of dust that sometimes 'turn day into night; sweeping down in all its ' fury upon the great, shallow Rio de la Plata, ' delving into its broad bosom, banking up its ' waters, driving this way and that ; flooding the ' Boca, the Ensenada, the Tigre, the Northern, TRADE AND TRAVEL IN SOUTH AMERICA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was followed by a 'pampero seca, ' and the violence of the wind was such that we feared some serious damage to our sheltering building, and possibly worse to our- selves. Happily nothing beyond the blowing down of a few doors, and some resultant bruises, can be recorded.
The ' pamperos ' come from the pampas of South America, where the hot air accumulates, and is re- lieved by violent rain or windstorms. Of course we had a good expanse of water between us and the mainland, or we might read...ily have suffered worse than we did. T. A. Turner, in his 'Argentina and the Argentines ' writes : 1 Who has not heard of that scourge of the plains, j 4 that scavenger of the towns, the life-giving, death- ' dealing pampero? That mighty wind which sweeps, ' unopposed by mountain or hill, over the dreary ' wastes of Patagonia, over leagues of tall grass 'of the Pampas, over the desolate plains of Buenos ' Aires ; gathering force with its increasing velocity, 'driving before it myriads of insects and queer- ' winged things, and clouds of dust that sometimes 'turn day into night; sweeping down in all its ' fury upon the great, shallow Rio de la Plata, ' delving into its broad bosom, banking up its ' waters, driving this way and that ; flooding the ' Boca, the Ensenada, the Tigre, the Northern, TRADE AND TRAVEL IN SOUTH AMERICA.
What to read after Trade & Travel in South America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Alcock to read onlineMoreLess
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