Across the Equator a Holiday Trip in Java
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By doing so they will be more able to admire this marvellous work of Governor-General Daendels. " 36 We suspect there is a touch of Dutch satire in this last remark. We have travelled the road, and we are not prepared to parody the old Scot's saying : — " If you'd seen this road before it was made, You'd lift up your hands and bless General Wade " Daendels may have been an admirable gentle- man, a brave soldier, and a clever administrator, but his engineering skill did not equal his other quali...ties. It would have been much better if the road had never been made. Surely no highway was ever more badly graded, and we are not astonished that a practical people like the Dutch set themselves to construct a more sensible road by way of Tjitjoeroeg and Soekaboemie. We have seen paved mountain paths in China more inaccessible, but not much, and when we dashed up to the Sindanglaya Hotel at 12. 15, ^^'^ thought more highly of the team that had pulled us over the Pass than we could have believed when we formed our first early morning prejudices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By doing so they will be more able to admire this marvellous work of Governor-General Daendels. " 36 We suspect there is a touch of Dutch satire in this last remark. We have travelled the road, and we are not prepared to parody the old Scot's saying : — " If you'd seen this road before it was made, You'd lift up your hands and bless General Wade " Daendels may have been an admirable gentle- man, a brave soldier, and a clever administrator, but his engineering skill did not equal his other quali...ties. It would have been much better if the road had never been made. Surely no highway was ever more badly graded, and we are not astonished that a practical people like the Dutch set themselves to construct a more sensible road by way of Tjitjoeroeg and Soekaboemie. We have seen paved mountain paths in China more inaccessible, but not much, and when we dashed up to the Sindanglaya Hotel at 12. 15, ^^'^ thought more highly of the team that had pulled us over the Pass than we could have believed when we formed our first early morning prejudices.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid, Thomas, 1710-1796 to read onlineMoreLess
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