The Fair Land of Central America
The Fair Land of Central America
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One man had lost his whole fortune representing one million francs. The mother of another had lain dying for a fortnight in a stable which had been converted into a hospital. Another had seen hundreds of tourists imprisoned in the courtyard of an hotel, out of which there was no escape, and burning alive while they yelled with pain.
The town, which once boasted of its sixty-five thousand inhabitants, burned for three whole days. Cathedral, bank, theatre, everything was burnt. And then they had ...to make great heaps of the corpses' in the squares and sprinkle them with petroleum, so that those thousands of dead bodies might not cause plague among the survi- vors. Many negroes were caught stealing and were shot on the spot.
The island itself, which is large it contains eight hundred thousand inhabitants did not suffer. It is all laid out in banana plantations ; 165 The Fair Land of Central America and even when a banana field is beaten flat by a cyclone, it springs up again in twelve months.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One man had lost his whole fortune representing one million francs. The mother of another had lain dying for a fortnight in a stable which had been converted into a hospital. Another had seen hundreds of tourists imprisoned in the courtyard of an hotel, out of which there was no escape, and burning alive while they yelled with pain.
The town, which once boasted of its sixty-five thousand inhabitants, burned for three whole days. Cathedral, bank, theatre, everything was burnt. And then they had ...to make great heaps of the corpses' in the squares and sprinkle them with petroleum, so that those thousands of dead bodies might not cause plague among the survi- vors. Many negroes were caught stealing and were shot on the spot.
The island itself, which is large it contains eight hundred thousand inhabitants did not suffer. It is all laid out in banana plantations ; 165 The Fair Land of Central America and even when a banana field is beaten flat by a cyclone, it springs up again in twelve months.
What to read after The Fair Land of Central America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maurice De Waleffe to read onlineMoreLess
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