With the Invader Glimpses of the Southwest
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But whether sowing or reaping, the workers and the wide stretches of level land, hemmed in by hills and high mountains, and watered by the river, lend a pastoral beauty to the scene and remind one of Acadian meadows.
Harvesting is an especially happy season. Crops are gathered by the old and young, thanks are offered in the churches, and the last load is followed by a triumphal party from field to granary. The festivities of the day extend far into the night. Fires are lighted, songs are sung, ...and dances indulged in, and the other- wise sedate dwellers in the adobe houses act like chil- dren, tickled with a toy, who must express their joy or go mad.
At Albuquerque, a few miles south of Wallace, the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad branches westward from the Atchison, across Northern Arizona to Mojave in California. The line has been completed but a short time, yet it is already a favorite route to the Pacific. It passes through many interesting sections of Arizona, and within six miles of the Colorado River canon, one of the deepest and widest gorges that the river trav- erses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But whether sowing or reaping, the workers and the wide stretches of level land, hemmed in by hills and high mountains, and watered by the river, lend a pastoral beauty to the scene and remind one of Acadian meadows.
Harvesting is an especially happy season. Crops are gathered by the old and young, thanks are offered in the churches, and the last load is followed by a triumphal party from field to granary. The festivities of the day extend far into the night. Fires are lighted, songs are sung, ...and dances indulged in, and the other- wise sedate dwellers in the adobe houses act like chil- dren, tickled with a toy, who must express their joy or go mad.
At Albuquerque, a few miles south of Wallace, the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad branches westward from the Atchison, across Northern Arizona to Mojave in California. The line has been completed but a short time, yet it is already a favorite route to the Pacific. It passes through many interesting sections of Arizona, and within six miles of the Colorado River canon, one of the deepest and widest gorges that the river trav- erses.
What to read after With the Invader Glimpses of the Southwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwards Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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