Through South America
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In the southern part, the princi- pal industries are lumbering and fishing, but in the north, especially in the Province of Chiloe (both the island and mainland) and in Llanquihue, there are also wheat and barley fields, and the fruit, dairy, and cattle-raising industries rank ahead of the timber and fish- ing, though in Chiloe this last is among the most important. The inhabitants are mostly immigrants, mestizos, and Indians, though of a better and far more amenable class than the races farthe...r south. Most of them are de- scendants of those famous Araucanians, whom it took nearly four hundred years to subdue. Here, throughout nearly the whole of the country, in the uplands as well as near the coast, is the towering alerce (the Chilean pine), often two hundred feet high, sometimes two hundred and fifty, which has a superb white trunk, varying from ten to fifteen feet in diameter, according to height the rival of 286 CHILE the California giant redwoods and here is the dingue, that resembles the mighty German oak, and supplies wood for railroad cars, carriages, casks, and ship-building, of won- derful toughness and durability.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the southern part, the princi- pal industries are lumbering and fishing, but in the north, especially in the Province of Chiloe (both the island and mainland) and in Llanquihue, there are also wheat and barley fields, and the fruit, dairy, and cattle-raising industries rank ahead of the timber and fish- ing, though in Chiloe this last is among the most important. The inhabitants are mostly immigrants, mestizos, and Indians, though of a better and far more amenable class than the races farthe...r south. Most of them are de- scendants of those famous Araucanians, whom it took nearly four hundred years to subdue. Here, throughout nearly the whole of the country, in the uplands as well as near the coast, is the towering alerce (the Chilean pine), often two hundred feet high, sometimes two hundred and fifty, which has a superb white trunk, varying from ten to fifteen feet in diameter, according to height the rival of 286 CHILE the California giant redwoods and here is the dingue, that resembles the mighty German oak, and supplies wood for railroad cars, carriages, casks, and ship-building, of won- derful toughness and durability.
What to read after Through South America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Weston Van Dyke to read onlineMoreLess
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