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Lands of the Slave and the Free

CHAPTER XII
16/57

The two least pure portions are sent to Europe, to be there refined.

Such is a rough sketch of the sugar-making process, as I saw it.

All the machinery was English, and the proprietor had a corps of English engineers, three in number, to superintend the work.

In our roadless trips to various parts of the plantation, we found the advantage of the Volante, before described; and though three horses were harnessed, they had in many places enough to do.

We stayed a couple of days with our kind and hospitable friends, and then returned to Havana.
No pen can convey the least idea of the wonderful luxuriance of vegetation which charms the eye at every step.


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