Westward By Rail: the New Route to the East
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A new State House has just been completed. This is built on the conven- tional pattern of American Capitols. It has been decorated in a style of great splendour.
After aU that I have said about this city, it may be a surprise to read that the number of its inhabi- tants does not exceed between twenty-five and thirty thousand. It is the more noteworthy, then, that it' should merit so much attention. A glance at the spacious streets stretching away on all sides for long distances leads the behold...er to suppose that, as the area of the city is large, the number of its citizens must be large also. The majority of the houses have gardens attached to them. Hows of stately trees line many of the streets. The vegetation is on a scale of tropical richness. The weeds appear to be shrubs, and the shrubs resemble small trees. Other pests besides weeds abound here in rank profusion. The mosquito curtains which closely surround the beds are significant tokens of the prevalence of a form of insect life with which most persons would gladly dispense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A new State House has just been completed. This is built on the conven- tional pattern of American Capitols. It has been decorated in a style of great splendour.
After aU that I have said about this city, it may be a surprise to read that the number of its inhabi- tants does not exceed between twenty-five and thirty thousand. It is the more noteworthy, then, that it' should merit so much attention. A glance at the spacious streets stretching away on all sides for long distances leads the behold...er to suppose that, as the area of the city is large, the number of its citizens must be large also. The majority of the houses have gardens attached to them. Hows of stately trees line many of the streets. The vegetation is on a scale of tropical richness. The weeds appear to be shrubs, and the shrubs resemble small trees. Other pests besides weeds abound here in rank profusion. The mosquito curtains which closely surround the beds are significant tokens of the prevalence of a form of insect life with which most persons would gladly dispense.
What to read after Westward By Rail: the New Route to the East?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Fraser William Fraser Rae to read onlineMoreLess
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