A University Tramp
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Before us lay what appeared to be a very small body of water, an island in the center, a wall of stone and mountain peaks beyond. The color of the water isan emerald green, tinted with various other hues — a most peculiar color, with a most peculiar effect. We engaged a boat for twentv- It was propelled by oars, and the oars were handled by four women and two men. There is no steamboat upon the lake. All boats are propelled by oars, and the oars are worked chiefly by women On our boat the four ...female rowers were old. Their sleeves were rolled up to the elbow; the arm and hand brown and hard from labor and exposure. One woman who sat in the prow working an oar with a steady, monotonous stroke, was not less than sixty-five years old. One who sat nearer to me told me that she had been engaged in this work for fifteen years, and said it was very hard work, which I readily believed.
But we were soon undeceived as to the extent of the lake. Rounding a point, we see stretching away before us, a long, narrow, and exquisitely lovely body of water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before us lay what appeared to be a very small body of water, an island in the center, a wall of stone and mountain peaks beyond. The color of the water isan emerald green, tinted with various other hues — a most peculiar color, with a most peculiar effect. We engaged a boat for twentv- It was propelled by oars, and the oars were handled by four women and two men. There is no steamboat upon the lake. All boats are propelled by oars, and the oars are worked chiefly by women On our boat the four ...female rowers were old. Their sleeves were rolled up to the elbow; the arm and hand brown and hard from labor and exposure. One woman who sat in the prow working an oar with a steady, monotonous stroke, was not less than sixty-five years old. One who sat nearer to me told me that she had been engaged in this work for fifteen years, and said it was very hard work, which I readily believed.
But we were soon undeceived as to the extent of the lake. Rounding a point, we see stretching away before us, a long, narrow, and exquisitely lovely body of water.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orrin Z Hubbell to read onlineMoreLess
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