A Breeze From the Woods
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Nature has made a botch of him, else he would SHADOWS OF ST. HELENA. 121 now be running on four feet, instead ol two. A border man, running away from civilization, who cannot bark and burrow like a coyote, nor climb a tree like a gorilla, is wrestling with his fate at a terrible disadvantage.
If you have never seen Clear Lake, do not babble about Como and Geneva. Here are eighty square miles of water, lifted fifteen hundred feet above the sea, and encompassed by mountains whose flaming forges w...ere put out but yesterday if a thousand years may be taken as one day. One may see Clear Lake from the top of St. Helena, twenty miles distant, on a bright day. We saw it first from Lukonoma an intervening mountain, about fifteen hundred feet high a ribbon of blue water, stretching away between the hills, with a solitary white sail, recognized only by bringing a tree in the range. There was the droning of the pines in the mountain-tops in the afternoon trade- wind ; a broad valley opening to the south, which swallowed up two or three mountain streams, and then opened its ugly adobe lips for more ; smaller valleys toward the north, encircled with tall firs, and the slumberous dome of Uncle Sam, lifting 122 SHADOWS OF ST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nature has made a botch of him, else he would SHADOWS OF ST. HELENA. 121 now be running on four feet, instead ol two. A border man, running away from civilization, who cannot bark and burrow like a coyote, nor climb a tree like a gorilla, is wrestling with his fate at a terrible disadvantage.
If you have never seen Clear Lake, do not babble about Como and Geneva. Here are eighty square miles of water, lifted fifteen hundred feet above the sea, and encompassed by mountains whose flaming forges w...ere put out but yesterday if a thousand years may be taken as one day. One may see Clear Lake from the top of St. Helena, twenty miles distant, on a bright day. We saw it first from Lukonoma an intervening mountain, about fifteen hundred feet high a ribbon of blue water, stretching away between the hills, with a solitary white sail, recognized only by bringing a tree in the range. There was the droning of the pines in the mountain-tops in the afternoon trade- wind ; a broad valley opening to the south, which swallowed up two or three mountain streams, and then opened its ugly adobe lips for more ; smaller valleys toward the north, encircled with tall firs, and the slumberous dome of Uncle Sam, lifting 122 SHADOWS OF ST.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Chauncey Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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