A Summer in Skye
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Here we lunched and sang songs, and made mock heroic speeches in proposing each other's health. I had ascended the Quirang before in rain, and wind, and vapor, and could hardly recog- nize it now under the different atmospherical conditions.
Then every stone was slippery, every runnel a torrent, the top of the needle lost in the flying mist, — everything looking spectral, weird, and abnormal. On the present occasion we saw it in fair sunlight ; and what the basalt columns, the shattered precipi...ces, the projecting spiry rocks lost in terror they gained in beauty. Reclining on the sofo green grass, — strange to find grass so girdled by fantastic cra,^s, — we had, through fissures and the rents of ancient earthquake, the loveliest peeps of the CUCHULLINS. 295 map-like under-world swathed in faint sea azure. An hour, perhaps, we lay there ; and then began the long descent. When we reached the dog-carts we exchanged a parting cup, and then Duntulm and the photographer returned home, and we hied on to Uig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here we lunched and sang songs, and made mock heroic speeches in proposing each other's health. I had ascended the Quirang before in rain, and wind, and vapor, and could hardly recog- nize it now under the different atmospherical conditions.
Then every stone was slippery, every runnel a torrent, the top of the needle lost in the flying mist, — everything looking spectral, weird, and abnormal. On the present occasion we saw it in fair sunlight ; and what the basalt columns, the shattered precipi...ces, the projecting spiry rocks lost in terror they gained in beauty. Reclining on the sofo green grass, — strange to find grass so girdled by fantastic cra,^s, — we had, through fissures and the rents of ancient earthquake, the loveliest peeps of the CUCHULLINS. 295 map-like under-world swathed in faint sea azure. An hour, perhaps, we lay there ; and then began the long descent. When we reached the dog-carts we exchanged a parting cup, and then Duntulm and the photographer returned home, and we hied on to Uig.
What to read after A Summer in Skye?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Alexander, 1830-1867. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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