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Their climate is very delightful, it being like perpetual spring. They have no winter; no snow; no frost. The flowers blossom at all sea* sons; and the trees are ever covered with green leaves. The country abounds in oranges, figs, and other delicious fruits; and the air is so warm, that the people never need any other than thin clothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their climate is very delightful, it being like perpetual spring. They have no winter; no snow; no frost. The flowers blossom at all sea* sons; and the trees are ever covered with green leaves. The country abounds in oranges, figs, and other delicious fruits; and the air is so warm, that the people never need any other than thin clothing.
9. MaAy of the' inhabitants of Mexico are Indians. These do not live in the woods, and hunt wild animals, but till the land, and dwell in villages. They are t...he descendants of the In- 7. Roads? Lindl? The people? 8. Cli- mate? Flowen? Trees? Frohfl? 9. In* dians? Wh# oen^ered Blexieo? How bng MEXICO, GUATIHALA AND W.£«T INDIES.
6£
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