Bits of Travel At Home
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The first glimpse of their immeasurable distance was grander than all we had journeyed to see.
Their mystic vanishing line, where earth and sky seem one, only because eyes are too weak to longer follow their eternal curves, always strikes upon my sight as I think there would fall upon the ear the opening perfect chord of some celestial symphony, — a celestial symphony which we must for ever strain to hear, must for ever know to be resounding just beyond our sense, luring our very souls out of t...his life into the next, from earth to heaven.
Only, as I said, from a Saturday to a Saturday. But what a week it had been, — the Holy Week of our sum- mer I A STUDY OF RED CANYON. 271 A STUDY OF RED CANYON.
ON the fourth day of June, 1876, Pike's Peak was white with snow, and s^littered in the sun as if the snow were solid ice. Half-a-dozen little fleecy clouds, flitted around its summit, like fairies wrapped in swan's down skating back and forth on the shinins^ surface. Nowhere else in the radiant blue dome of skv was a cloud to be seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first glimpse of their immeasurable distance was grander than all we had journeyed to see.
Their mystic vanishing line, where earth and sky seem one, only because eyes are too weak to longer follow their eternal curves, always strikes upon my sight as I think there would fall upon the ear the opening perfect chord of some celestial symphony, — a celestial symphony which we must for ever strain to hear, must for ever know to be resounding just beyond our sense, luring our very souls out of t...his life into the next, from earth to heaven.
Only, as I said, from a Saturday to a Saturday. But what a week it had been, — the Holy Week of our sum- mer I A STUDY OF RED CANYON. 271 A STUDY OF RED CANYON.
ON the fourth day of June, 1876, Pike's Peak was white with snow, and s^littered in the sun as if the snow were solid ice. Half-a-dozen little fleecy clouds, flitted around its summit, like fairies wrapped in swan's down skating back and forth on the shinins^ surface. Nowhere else in the radiant blue dome of skv was a cloud to be seen.
What to read after Bits of Travel At Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson Helen Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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