Through Luzon On Highways And Byways
Through Luzon On Highways And Byways
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In addition to the Palacio the residence of the arch bishop is a striking edifice, and, if anything, more elegant in all its surroundings and appear- ance.
At the Palacia there were quartered over eigh- teen military officers ; all very young as is usual in the Filipino army. The oldest one among them was a man of twenty-nine years, with the grade of a captain. These officers were most inquisitive, dipping into all sorts of subjects that required diplomacy to avoid answering in a direct manner,... but were pleasant enough and willing to render VIGAN CAPITAL OF ILOCOS SUR. 153 any assistance necessary. The uniforms were no- ticeably fine, many made of pure silk by the women of the province, and their swords and revolvers were silver plated.
We remained at Vigan all next day, November 1 2th. It had rained during the night, rendering impassable a part of the road to the next town. We walked through the streets visiting the shops of several tradespeople. At one of these we heard the first and only definite complaint which came to our ears during the entire journey, on the part of the natives, against the present government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition to the Palacio the residence of the arch bishop is a striking edifice, and, if anything, more elegant in all its surroundings and appear- ance.
At the Palacia there were quartered over eigh- teen military officers ; all very young as is usual in the Filipino army. The oldest one among them was a man of twenty-nine years, with the grade of a captain. These officers were most inquisitive, dipping into all sorts of subjects that required diplomacy to avoid answering in a direct manner,... but were pleasant enough and willing to render VIGAN CAPITAL OF ILOCOS SUR. 153 any assistance necessary. The uniforms were no- ticeably fine, many made of pure silk by the women of the province, and their swords and revolvers were silver plated.
We remained at Vigan all next day, November 1 2th. It had rained during the night, rendering impassable a part of the road to the next town. We walked through the streets visiting the shops of several tradespeople. At one of these we heard the first and only definite complaint which came to our ears during the entire journey, on the part of the natives, against the present government.
What to read after Through Luzon On Highways And Byways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W B Willis Bliss Wilcox to read onlineMoreLess
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