A Moosehead Journal
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I could not help thinking that he had made the desert his dwell- ing-place chiefly in order to enjoy the minis- trations of this one fair spirit unmolested.
We pushed on. Little islands loomed trem- bling between sky and water, like hanging gardens. Gradually the filmy trees denned themselves, the aerial enchantment lost its potency, and we came up with common prose islands that had so late been magical' and po- etic. The old story of the attained and uuat- tained. About noon we reached the hea...d of the lake, and took possession of a deserted wont/en, in which to cook and eat our dinner. No Jew, I am sure, can have a more thorough dislike of salt pork than I have in a normal stat?, yet I had already eaten it raw with hard bread for lunch, and relished it keenly. We "We sat round and ate thankfully. ' A MOOSEHEAD JOURNAL. 51 soon had our tea-kettle over the fire, and before long the cover was chattering with the escaping steam, which had thus vainly begged of all men to be saddled and bridled, till James Watt one day happened to overhear it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I could not help thinking that he had made the desert his dwell- ing-place chiefly in order to enjoy the minis- trations of this one fair spirit unmolested.
We pushed on. Little islands loomed trem- bling between sky and water, like hanging gardens. Gradually the filmy trees denned themselves, the aerial enchantment lost its potency, and we came up with common prose islands that had so late been magical' and po- etic. The old story of the attained and uuat- tained. About noon we reached the hea...d of the lake, and took possession of a deserted wont/en, in which to cook and eat our dinner. No Jew, I am sure, can have a more thorough dislike of salt pork than I have in a normal stat?, yet I had already eaten it raw with hard bread for lunch, and relished it keenly. We "We sat round and ate thankfully. ' A MOOSEHEAD JOURNAL. 51 soon had our tea-kettle over the fire, and before long the cover was chattering with the escaping steam, which had thus vainly begged of all men to be saddled and bridled, till James Watt one day happened to overhear it.
What to read after A Moosehead Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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