A Boy's Voyage Round the World
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As soonas one becomes the worse for wear, and the ruts in it are worn toodeep, a new one is selected. Some of these old ruts have a very uglylook. Occasionally we pass a cottage with a garden, but no village isin sight. The brown trees have a forlorn look; the pointed leaves seemhardly to cover them. The bushes, too, that grow by the road-side, seem straggling and scraggy: but, then, I must remember that it iswinter-time in Australia.
At length we reach the top of a hill, from which there is a ...fine viewof the country beyond. I have a vivid recollection of my first glimpseof a landscape which afterwards became so familiar to me. The darkgreen trees stretched down into the valley and clothed the undulatingground which lay toward the right. Then, on the greener andflatter-looking country in front, there seemed to extend a sort ofwhitish line--something that I could not quite make out. At first Ithought it must be a town in the distance, with its large whitehouses. In the blue of the evening I could not then discern that whatI took to be houses were simply heaps of pipeclay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soonas one becomes the worse for wear, and the ruts in it are worn toodeep, a new one is selected. Some of these old ruts have a very uglylook. Occasionally we pass a cottage with a garden, but no village isin sight. The brown trees have a forlorn look; the pointed leaves seemhardly to cover them. The bushes, too, that grow by the road-side, seem straggling and scraggy: but, then, I must remember that it iswinter-time in Australia.
At length we reach the top of a hill, from which there is a ...fine viewof the country beyond. I have a vivid recollection of my first glimpseof a landscape which afterwards became so familiar to me. The darkgreen trees stretched down into the valley and clothed the undulatingground which lay toward the right. Then, on the greener andflatter-looking country in front, there seemed to extend a sort ofwhitish line--something that I could not quite make out. At first Ithought it must be a town in the distance, with its large whitehouses. In the blue of the evening I could not then discern that whatI took to be houses were simply heaps of pipeclay.
What to read after A Boy's Voyage Round the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smiles, Samuel, 1812-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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