From the Cape to the Zambesi
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Within a year it is said that the passengers by the Cape to Cairo railway will cross by the new bridge, less than two hundred yards distant from the Boiling Pot, with the spray beating on their faces, and the roar of the waters in their ears.
It is the bridge that is regarded as mainly re- sponsible for all this, for when the present site was chosen it meant not only that the Falls should be accessible, but that all the accompaniments of civilisation should be deposited at their very edge. Duri...ng the past year the choice of the site has been much criticised upon these grounds, but now that the bridge is more or less a fait accompli further discussion is useless. It has, however, served to open the wider question of what is to be the future of the Falls. It is of course within the bounds of possibility that they should simply be ' exploited ' THE FUTURE OF THE FALLS 129 as one of the commercial assets of the country ; indeed, one argument used in favour of the bridge was that it would give to visitors in the future a view of the Falls which was previously unobtain- able.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Within a year it is said that the passengers by the Cape to Cairo railway will cross by the new bridge, less than two hundred yards distant from the Boiling Pot, with the spray beating on their faces, and the roar of the waters in their ears.
It is the bridge that is regarded as mainly re- sponsible for all this, for when the present site was chosen it meant not only that the Falls should be accessible, but that all the accompaniments of civilisation should be deposited at their very edge. Duri...ng the past year the choice of the site has been much criticised upon these grounds, but now that the bridge is more or less a fait accompli further discussion is useless. It has, however, served to open the wider question of what is to be the future of the Falls. It is of course within the bounds of possibility that they should simply be ' exploited ' THE FUTURE OF THE FALLS 129 as one of the commercial assets of the country ; indeed, one argument used in favour of the bridge was that it would give to visitors in the future a view of the Falls which was previously unobtain- able.
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