Venezuela
Venezuela
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Probably fibre could be grown here with advantage, but the only land industry appears to be the farming of goats or cattle. Some of the outlying homesteads are conducted on patriarchal lines, and the families of the owners are occasionally enormous. Many of the people seem to be direct descendants of the ancient Guaiquerias, of strangely Mongolian appear- ance.
IN THE "ORIENTE" 183 In Porlamar one may arrange for a passage in one of the little sloops or schooners to any of the other islands of ...the State, and it is as well to be prepared for a drenching if it is necessary to sail against the wind. Porlamar is a triste little town "7 with about 3, 500 inhabitants. We had the good (or I ill) fortune to be there on the night when this planet \ **; passed through the tail of Halley's comet, which for \t-&, some time previous had been a magnificent sight in the early morning. The priest had given out that the earth was to be destroyed by the comet at 2 a. M. *S prompt unless perhaps repentance, signified by de- votion to mother-Church, was sufficiently general to avert disaster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Probably fibre could be grown here with advantage, but the only land industry appears to be the farming of goats or cattle. Some of the outlying homesteads are conducted on patriarchal lines, and the families of the owners are occasionally enormous. Many of the people seem to be direct descendants of the ancient Guaiquerias, of strangely Mongolian appear- ance.
IN THE "ORIENTE" 183 In Porlamar one may arrange for a passage in one of the little sloops or schooners to any of the other islands of ...the State, and it is as well to be prepared for a drenching if it is necessary to sail against the wind. Porlamar is a triste little town "7 with about 3, 500 inhabitants. We had the good (or I ill) fortune to be there on the night when this planet \ **; passed through the tail of Halley's comet, which for \t-&, some time previous had been a magnificent sight in the early morning. The priest had given out that the earth was to be destroyed by the comet at 2 a. M. *S prompt unless perhaps repentance, signified by de- votion to mother-Church, was sufficiently general to avert disaster.
What to read after Venezuela?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonard V Leonard Victor Dalton to read onlineMoreLess
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