How We Are Fed: A Geographical ReaderChamberlain, James Franklin
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How We Are Fed: A Geographical Reader
Chamberlain, James Franklin
Food; Readers -- Geography
"Your stories almost make me believe that I am still in the land of my
birth," was the reply.
There was a peculiar little rattle about the voice, which I recognized
at once as belonging to Cinnamon.
"For several years I was rocked to and fro by gentle tropic breezes or
lashed about by storms. From my perch I could see beautiful flowers,
bright insects, and even serpents in the thicket at my feet. Birds of
brilliant plumage often perched upon me. My home was on the island of
Ceylon.
"It is often said that where there is much bark there is no bite. In my
own case that is not so."
"I do not understand," said Ginger.
"Why," said Cinnamon, laughing, "I am _all_ bark, and I have
considerable bite, as those who have tasted me know.
"I was taken from one of the smaller limbs of a cinnamon tree. I was
slipped within a larger piece of bark, for we each rolled up when
stripped from the limbs. A still larger piece was slipped over us and so
on until quite a bundle had been formed. Some were quite short, and some
were three feet in length."
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