A Nations Heritage
A Nations Heritage
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We surmounted the obstacle, found ourselves in a breezy meadow of short-cropped grass, yellow rock roses everywhere covering the ground, and made our way to the single bench that is placed in mid field for the comfort of visitors. There- from, though the whole of the town and Cathedral was hidden from view by the fringe of trees, to the westward the magnificent tower of St. Cuthbert's church was seen to stand up nobly in middle distance. On our right hand the wooded Pen Hill led the eye along f...rom east to west. Far off in the north was seen the blue- grey hill of Brent Knoll, and coming south our eyes rested for a moment on Hay Hill, then were carried west to the blue Quantocks, and ranging farther south, were for the moment riveted by the conical height, with its dark tower, of the Glastonbury Tor. The loveliness of that vale of Avalon was accentuated to-day by the many shadows and flying sunlight upon the fertile plain, and memories of that ancient home of sacred and Arthurian legend crowded upon us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We surmounted the obstacle, found ourselves in a breezy meadow of short-cropped grass, yellow rock roses everywhere covering the ground, and made our way to the single bench that is placed in mid field for the comfort of visitors. There- from, though the whole of the town and Cathedral was hidden from view by the fringe of trees, to the westward the magnificent tower of St. Cuthbert's church was seen to stand up nobly in middle distance. On our right hand the wooded Pen Hill led the eye along f...rom east to west. Far off in the north was seen the blue- grey hill of Brent Knoll, and coming south our eyes rested for a moment on Hay Hill, then were carried west to the blue Quantocks, and ranging farther south, were for the moment riveted by the conical height, with its dark tower, of the Glastonbury Tor. The loveliness of that vale of Avalon was accentuated to-day by the many shadows and flying sunlight upon the fertile plain, and memories of that ancient home of sacred and Arthurian legend crowded upon us.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H D Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley to read onlineMoreLess
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