Travels in Brazil
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I now took the short- est road to Natal, but had frequently to cross this winding river.
Whilst I was at dinner, Mimoza was near to me, watching for her share, when suddenly she crept under the bench upon which I sat ; I soon saw what had caused this movement, for the old man, the father of her owner, was coming towards us ; he said that he came for his son's dog. I persuaded him to sell her, and when he was going his way, Mimoza ran out from under the bench and fawned upon him. I told him to g...o on, and invite her to follow him ; but upon this she immediately returned growling to her old station under the bench. She had been better treated and better fed with me than when she was with her master. I always fed her myself, and had several times prevented him from beating her.
The next day we passed through the fazendas of Passagem and Barra ; the road was over loose stony ground and we crossed one dry marsh. In the afternoon we travelled from S. Ben to to Anjicos, which obliged us to pass over some higher ground, which was very stony and painful to our horses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I now took the short- est road to Natal, but had frequently to cross this winding river.
Whilst I was at dinner, Mimoza was near to me, watching for her share, when suddenly she crept under the bench upon which I sat ; I soon saw what had caused this movement, for the old man, the father of her owner, was coming towards us ; he said that he came for his son's dog. I persuaded him to sell her, and when he was going his way, Mimoza ran out from under the bench and fawned upon him. I told him to g...o on, and invite her to follow him ; but upon this she immediately returned growling to her old station under the bench. She had been better treated and better fed with me than when she was with her master. I always fed her myself, and had several times prevented him from beating her.
The next day we passed through the fazendas of Passagem and Barra ; the road was over loose stony ground and we crossed one dry marsh. In the afternoon we travelled from S. Ben to to Anjicos, which obliged us to pass over some higher ground, which was very stony and painful to our horses.
What to read after Travels in Brazil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Koster to read onlineMoreLess
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