Tramping Through Mexico, Guatemala And Honduras — Being the Random Notes of An Incurable Vagabond
Tramping Through Mexico, Guatemala And Honduras — Being the Random Notes of An Incurable Vagabond
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Moreover, the pesky beast had anincurable predilection for treading, like a small boy "showing off, " theextreme edge of pathways at times not six inches from a sheer fall offrom five hundred to a thousand feet down rock-faced precipices.
Still it was a pleasant three-hour ride in the brilliant sunshine, winding round and over the hills along pitching and tossingtrails. Peons obsequiously lifted their hats when I passed, which theydo not to a man afoot; a solemn stillness of rough-and-tumble mo...untainsand valleys, with deep-shadowed little gorges scolloped out of theotherwise sun-flooded landscape, broad hedges of cactus and pitchingpaths, down which the animal picked its way with ease and assurance, alternated with mighty climbs over a dozen rises, each of which Ifancied the last.
La Luz is a typical town of mountainous Mexico. A long, broken adobevillage lies scattered along a precipitous valley, scores of "roads" andtrails hedged with cactus wind and swoop and climb again away over steephills and through deep _barrancos_, troops of peons and donkeysenlivening them; flowers give a joyful touch, and patches of green andthe climate help to make the place reminiscent of the more thicklysettled portions of Palestine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, the pesky beast had anincurable predilection for treading, like a small boy "showing off, " theextreme edge of pathways at times not six inches from a sheer fall offrom five hundred to a thousand feet down rock-faced precipices.
Still it was a pleasant three-hour ride in the brilliant sunshine, winding round and over the hills along pitching and tossingtrails. Peons obsequiously lifted their hats when I passed, which theydo not to a man afoot; a solemn stillness of rough-and-tumble mo...untainsand valleys, with deep-shadowed little gorges scolloped out of theotherwise sun-flooded landscape, broad hedges of cactus and pitchingpaths, down which the animal picked its way with ease and assurance, alternated with mighty climbs over a dozen rises, each of which Ifancied the last.
La Luz is a typical town of mountainous Mexico. A long, broken adobevillage lies scattered along a precipitous valley, scores of "roads" andtrails hedged with cactus wind and swoop and climb again away over steephills and through deep _barrancos_, troops of peons and donkeysenlivening them; flowers give a joyful touch, and patches of green andthe climate help to make the place reminiscent of the more thicklysettled portions of Palestine.
What to read after Tramping Through Mexico, Guatemala And Honduras — Being the Random Notes of An Incurable Vagabond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franck Harry Alverson to read onlineMoreLess
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