Highroads of Geography
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They are the highest on earth. Theyrise up from the plains like a huge wall, and their tops are alwayscovered with fields of ice and snow.
9. These ice-fields slowly move down the mountain sides. Then they melt, and this gives rise to the Ganges and to the other great rivers of NorthIndia.
10. Millions of the Indian people love the Ganges, and they have goodreason to do so. It gives water and food to more than twice as manypeople as dwell in the British Islands.
11. Many Indians think that ever...y drop of water in the river is holy. They believe that if they bathe in its waters their souls will be washedclean from sin.
[Illustration: {Town on the Ganges}] 12. There is a town by the side of the Ganges which the Indians say isthe holiest place on earth. It is full of temples. Millions of Indiansvisit these temples every year.
13. All along the river bank there are stone steps leading down to thewater. Standing in the stream are men and women and children who havecome from all parts of India.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are the highest on earth. Theyrise up from the plains like a huge wall, and their tops are alwayscovered with fields of ice and snow.
9. These ice-fields slowly move down the mountain sides. Then they melt, and this gives rise to the Ganges and to the other great rivers of NorthIndia.
10. Millions of the Indian people love the Ganges, and they have goodreason to do so. It gives water and food to more than twice as manypeople as dwell in the British Islands.
11. Many Indians think that ever...y drop of water in the river is holy. They believe that if they bathe in its waters their souls will be washedclean from sin.
[Illustration: {Town on the Ganges}] 12. There is a town by the side of the Ganges which the Indians say isthe holiest place on earth. It is full of temples. Millions of Indiansvisit these temples every year.
13. All along the river bank there are stone steps leading down to thewater. Standing in the stream are men and women and children who havecome from all parts of India.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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