The Adventures of a Tropical Tramp
The Adventures of a Tropical Tramp
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Wherefore geographers and travelers feel called upon to rave about its marvels until no visitor, after reading their rav- 155 156 The Adventures of a Tropical Tramp ings, can see the lake without feeling a trifle dis- appointed.
For the most part, its shores are only the bleak, colorless hills of the Andes. In the early morning, when the pink glow of sunrise falls upon a distant rim of snow-clad peaks, the scenery is beautiful. But at other times, Titicaca, save for its geographical situation, ...is not impressive. A few brown reeds line the marshy bank; a few hovels of mud and stone shelter Indians whose picturesque Andean costume fails to impress one who has seen the more vivid costume of the Cuzco Valley; otherwise there is only the bleak, sepia- colored highlands of which any old-timer in the mountains has long since wearied.
The only really new sight which Titicaca offers is the balsa, or raft, upon which the natives navigate the lake as crudely as their Inca ances- tors did before them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherefore geographers and travelers feel called upon to rave about its marvels until no visitor, after reading their rav- 155 156 The Adventures of a Tropical Tramp ings, can see the lake without feeling a trifle dis- appointed.
For the most part, its shores are only the bleak, colorless hills of the Andes. In the early morning, when the pink glow of sunrise falls upon a distant rim of snow-clad peaks, the scenery is beautiful. But at other times, Titicaca, save for its geographical situation, ...is not impressive. A few brown reeds line the marshy bank; a few hovels of mud and stone shelter Indians whose picturesque Andean costume fails to impress one who has seen the more vivid costume of the Cuzco Valley; otherwise there is only the bleak, sepia- colored highlands of which any old-timer in the mountains has long since wearied.
The only really new sight which Titicaca offers is the balsa, or raft, upon which the natives navigate the lake as crudely as their Inca ances- tors did before them.
What to read after The Adventures of a Tropical Tramp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry L Harry La Tourette Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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