Roraima And British Guiana With a Glance At Bermuda the West Indies And the S
Roraima And British Guiana With a Glance At Bermuda the West Indies And the S
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Indian women, although well treated by their husbands, are so accustomed from their girlhood to the exercise of physical endurance that what we consider must be a sad strain on their powers is but a second nature to them even in old age.
Our friends had brought with them much of the flour and salt, and some of the various articles that we had given them, and intended to proceed farther down the river on a trading expedition. We gently blew on the old lady's back for good luck, and with a farewe...ll to Abraham set off through the dark forest.
253 CHAPTER XXIII.
A PAINFUL "WALK — BIRD's NEST FERNS— DOWN THE CUEIPUNG — VOICES OF THE NIGHT — AN INDIAN FAMILY — A QUICK JOURNEY — SHOOTING THE FALLS — TIMBER SHOOTS IN CANADA— A LOST CHANNEL — ANTICIPATIONS OF A FEAST — CAPSIZE — A SWIM FOR LIFE — TEBUCU FALLS— HOME AGAIN.
IN order to reach Macrebah before our hands and feet were quite worn out, we determined to waste no time but to proceed by forced marches. Poor McTurk, in addition to injured limbs and feverish attacks, was worse off as regards foot covering than I was, as he was reduced to three pair of india-rubber shoes, which he wore one over the other on account of the holes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indian women, although well treated by their husbands, are so accustomed from their girlhood to the exercise of physical endurance that what we consider must be a sad strain on their powers is but a second nature to them even in old age.
Our friends had brought with them much of the flour and salt, and some of the various articles that we had given them, and intended to proceed farther down the river on a trading expedition. We gently blew on the old lady's back for good luck, and with a farewe...ll to Abraham set off through the dark forest.
253 CHAPTER XXIII.
A PAINFUL "WALK — BIRD's NEST FERNS— DOWN THE CUEIPUNG — VOICES OF THE NIGHT — AN INDIAN FAMILY — A QUICK JOURNEY — SHOOTING THE FALLS — TIMBER SHOOTS IN CANADA— A LOST CHANNEL — ANTICIPATIONS OF A FEAST — CAPSIZE — A SWIM FOR LIFE — TEBUCU FALLS— HOME AGAIN.
IN order to reach Macrebah before our hands and feet were quite worn out, we determined to waste no time but to proceed by forced marches. Poor McTurk, in addition to injured limbs and feverish attacks, was worse off as regards foot covering than I was, as he was reduced to three pair of india-rubber shoes, which he wore one over the other on account of the holes.
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