Santo Domingo
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But a few miles further on is theclean little town of Bani. From here two roads lead to Azua. Theinland road leads through the pass of Las Carreras, --where Santana onApril 21, 1849, assured the independence of Santo Domingo by hisvictory over the Haitian forces--and finally joins the coast road. Theroad of the seacoast, which, though longer, is preferable by reason ofbeing more level, leaves Bani through a weird country, where giantcactus is the only vegetation produced by the rocky soil. Afte...rcrossing a stretch of grass-grown tableland it descends to the watersof Ocoa Bay and continues literally through the surf. Several hours oftravel through a dreary forest of cactus and thorny brush then followbefore Azua is reached.
7. Cibao Valley Road. The road, or combination of roads, from SamanaBay to Monte Cristi, lies in level country. The urgency for theimprovement of the eastern portion has been less since theestablishment of the railroad from Sanchez to La Vega, and the trailfrom near the mouth of the Yuna River to San Francisco de Macoris, with the branches from there to Moca and La Vega, is now importantonly locally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But a few miles further on is theclean little town of Bani. From here two roads lead to Azua. Theinland road leads through the pass of Las Carreras, --where Santana onApril 21, 1849, assured the independence of Santo Domingo by hisvictory over the Haitian forces--and finally joins the coast road. Theroad of the seacoast, which, though longer, is preferable by reason ofbeing more level, leaves Bani through a weird country, where giantcactus is the only vegetation produced by the rocky soil. Afte...rcrossing a stretch of grass-grown tableland it descends to the watersof Ocoa Bay and continues literally through the surf. Several hours oftravel through a dreary forest of cactus and thorny brush then followbefore Azua is reached.
7. Cibao Valley Road. The road, or combination of roads, from SamanaBay to Monte Cristi, lies in level country. The urgency for theimprovement of the eastern portion has been less since theestablishment of the railroad from Sanchez to La Vega, and the trailfrom near the mouth of the Yuna River to San Francisco de Macoris, with the branches from there to Moca and La Vega, is now importantonly locally.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schoenrich Otto to read onlineMoreLess
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