Travels in North America, From Modern Writers
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The latter is a practice common both to richand poor: the consequence of it is that, about two o'clock, every day, the windows and doors of the town are all closed, the streets aredeserted, and the stillness of midnight reigns throughout. At four theyrise, wash and dress, and prepare for the dissipation of the evening. About eleven o'clock refreshments are offered; but few take any thingexcept a little wine and water and candied sugar.
The _commerce_ of New Spain, with Europe and the United Sta...tes, iscarried on through the port of Vera Cruz only; and with the East Indiesand South America, through that of Acapulco. But all the commercialtransactions, and all the productions and manufactures, are subjected tosuch severe restrictions, that they are at present of little importanceto the prosperity of the country. Were the various bays and harbours ofMexico and California to be opened to the trade of the world; and werecorrect regulations to be adopted, New Spain might become both wealthyand powerful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The latter is a practice common both to richand poor: the consequence of it is that, about two o'clock, every day, the windows and doors of the town are all closed, the streets aredeserted, and the stillness of midnight reigns throughout. At four theyrise, wash and dress, and prepare for the dissipation of the evening. About eleven o'clock refreshments are offered; but few take any thingexcept a little wine and water and candied sugar.
The _commerce_ of New Spain, with Europe and the United Sta...tes, iscarried on through the port of Vera Cruz only; and with the East Indiesand South America, through that of Acapulco. But all the commercialtransactions, and all the productions and manufactures, are subjected tosuch severe restrictions, that they are at present of little importanceto the prosperity of the country. Were the various bays and harbours ofMexico and California to be opened to the trade of the world; and werecorrect regulations to be adopted, New Spain might become both wealthyand powerful.
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