Dutch Guiana
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18?' mulgated on the shores of the Reel. Sea, remodelled and repromulgated in the deserts of the same coast, rules over half Asia this day. Already the Libyan Sibyl prepares to turn the next page of her book ; its writing is the West. A new creation wanted here ; and creation of this sort is a work not for the European, or his half -cousin, the Hindoo, — it belongs to the elder races. The Aryan of our day, the Indo-German, can elaborate, can perfect, he cannot originate ; art-trained, art- exha...usted, the productive energy of nature is his no longer. Unmodified by science, unpruned by art, the rough offshoots of the ever-teeming African stem are vital with tlie rude vitality of nature ; like her, they are prolific too.
Is it a dream ? Possibly so — a nature-sent dream, as under the hot sun we float in breeze- less calm down the glassy black waters, between high walls of reed and forest, bright flowers, broad leaf, and overtopping palm, up to the intense heaven all aglow; till here before us, on the left river-bank, rise the bower-like avenues of Munnickendam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
18?' mulgated on the shores of the Reel. Sea, remodelled and repromulgated in the deserts of the same coast, rules over half Asia this day. Already the Libyan Sibyl prepares to turn the next page of her book ; its writing is the West. A new creation wanted here ; and creation of this sort is a work not for the European, or his half -cousin, the Hindoo, — it belongs to the elder races. The Aryan of our day, the Indo-German, can elaborate, can perfect, he cannot originate ; art-trained, art- exha...usted, the productive energy of nature is his no longer. Unmodified by science, unpruned by art, the rough offshoots of the ever-teeming African stem are vital with tlie rude vitality of nature ; like her, they are prolific too.
Is it a dream ? Possibly so — a nature-sent dream, as under the hot sun we float in breeze- less calm down the glassy black waters, between high walls of reed and forest, bright flowers, broad leaf, and overtopping palm, up to the intense heaven all aglow; till here before us, on the left river-bank, rise the bower-like avenues of Munnickendam.
What to read after Dutch Guiana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Gifford Palgrave to read onlineMoreLess
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