Glances At Europe
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There are places, however, in which the cultivation could not easily be surpassed, but Ishould say that the average product would not be more than two-thirdsthat of England, acre for acre. There are very few fences of any kind, save a slight one inclosing the Railway, beyond which the countrystretches away as far as the eye can reach without a visible landmark, the crops of different cultivators fairly touching each other andgrowing square up to the narrow roads that traverse them. You will see..., for instance, first a strip of Grass, perhaps ten rods wide, andrunning back sixty or eighty rods from the Railroad; then a narrowerstrip of Wheat; then one of Grape-Vines; then one of Beans; then one ofClover; then Wheat again, then Grass or Oats, and so on. I saw verylittle Rye; and if there were Potatoes or Indian Corn, they were not upsufficiently high to be distinguished as we sped by them. The work goingforward was the later Weeding with the earlier Hay-making, and I sawnearly as many women as men working in the fields.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are places, however, in which the cultivation could not easily be surpassed, but Ishould say that the average product would not be more than two-thirdsthat of England, acre for acre. There are very few fences of any kind, save a slight one inclosing the Railway, beyond which the countrystretches away as far as the eye can reach without a visible landmark, the crops of different cultivators fairly touching each other andgrowing square up to the narrow roads that traverse them. You will see..., for instance, first a strip of Grass, perhaps ten rods wide, andrunning back sixty or eighty rods from the Railroad; then a narrowerstrip of Wheat; then one of Grape-Vines; then one of Beans; then one ofClover; then Wheat again, then Grass or Oats, and so on. I saw verylittle Rye; and if there were Potatoes or Indian Corn, they were not upsufficiently high to be distinguished as we sped by them. The work goingforward was the later Weeding with the earlier Hay-making, and I sawnearly as many women as men working in the fields.
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