A Trip to Venus
A Trip to Venus
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Needless to say that everything we observedwas interesting to us, for it was all strange; but we were so muchexhausted with excitement that we were fain to go to bed.
Next day the professor and I, obeying a common impulse of travellers, got up early and went forth to survey our new quarters. It was asplendid morning, the whole atmosphere steeped in sunshine, and musicalwith the songs of birds. The big sun was peeping over the distant wallof the crater, but we did not feel his rays uncomfortably... hot. A sky ofthe loveliest azure was streaked with thin white clouds, drawn across itlike muslin curtains, and a cooling breeze played gently upon the skin. The dewy air, so spring-like, fresh and sweet, was a positive pleasureto breathe, and we both felt the intoxication, the rapture of life, aswe had never felt it since our boyhood. The grass underfoot was green asemerald, and soft as velvet; fountains were flashing in the sunshine, statues gleaming amongst the flowering trees, and birds of brilliantplumage glancing everywhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Needless to say that everything we observedwas interesting to us, for it was all strange; but we were so muchexhausted with excitement that we were fain to go to bed.
Next day the professor and I, obeying a common impulse of travellers, got up early and went forth to survey our new quarters. It was asplendid morning, the whole atmosphere steeped in sunshine, and musicalwith the songs of birds. The big sun was peeping over the distant wallof the crater, but we did not feel his rays uncomfortably... hot. A sky ofthe loveliest azure was streaked with thin white clouds, drawn across itlike muslin curtains, and a cooling breeze played gently upon the skin. The dewy air, so spring-like, fresh and sweet, was a positive pleasureto breathe, and we both felt the intoxication, the rapture of life, aswe had never felt it since our boyhood. The grass underfoot was green asemerald, and soft as velvet; fountains were flashing in the sunshine, statues gleaming amongst the flowering trees, and birds of brilliantplumage glancing everywhere.
What to read after A Trip to Venus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munro John to read onlineMoreLess
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