A Concise Description of the English Lakes And Adjacent Mountains : With General Directions to Tourists, Notices of the Botany, Mineralogy, And Geology of the District, Observations On Meteorology, the Floating Island in Derwent Lake, And the Black-Lead M
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It is pleasing to observe the daily progress of the different kinds of trees as they spread out their leaves, and the different plants as they expand their blossoms ; while the feathered choir enliven the air with their morning and evening songs. — In the middle of summer, all is gay ; the heat of the sun may at times incommode, but the lengthened days will afford a few hours for retirement in the shade, and ■I 88 SEASON FOR VISITING THE LAKES.
the evenings are free from the chilling blasts pre...va- lent at other seasons. — In autumn, the fields, the woods, and the mountain sides, display their most splendid variety of colouring, and the air is often favourable for distant prospects ; but the days are somewhat contracted, and for long excursions more early rising is required. — Even in winter, the lakes still exhibit the same expanse of water, or else a glassy sheet of ice; the mountains — whether naked, or partially or wholly covered with a mantle of snow — still reign in their wonted grandeur; and the waterfalls are occasionally rendered more strik- ing by the splendid and fantastic forms in which their spray is congealed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is pleasing to observe the daily progress of the different kinds of trees as they spread out their leaves, and the different plants as they expand their blossoms ; while the feathered choir enliven the air with their morning and evening songs. — In the middle of summer, all is gay ; the heat of the sun may at times incommode, but the lengthened days will afford a few hours for retirement in the shade, and ■I 88 SEASON FOR VISITING THE LAKES.
the evenings are free from the chilling blasts pre...va- lent at other seasons. — In autumn, the fields, the woods, and the mountain sides, display their most splendid variety of colouring, and the air is often favourable for distant prospects ; but the days are somewhat contracted, and for long excursions more early rising is required. — Even in winter, the lakes still exhibit the same expanse of water, or else a glassy sheet of ice; the mountains — whether naked, or partially or wholly covered with a mantle of snow — still reign in their wonted grandeur; and the waterfalls are occasionally rendered more strik- ing by the splendid and fantastic forms in which their spray is congealed.
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