Canyons of the Colorado
Canyons of the Colorado
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Breaker after breaker rolls overher and one capsizes her. The men are thrown out; but they cling to theboat, and she drifts down some distance alongside of us and we are ableto catch her. She is soon bailed out and the men are aboard once more;but the oars are lost, and so a pair from the "Emma Dean" is spared. Then for two miles we find smooth water.
Clouds are playing in the canyon to-day. Sometimes they roll down ingreat masses, filling the gorge with gloom; sometimes they hang aloftfrom wal...l to wall and cover the canyon with a roof of impending storm, and we can peer long distances up and down this canyon corridor, withits cloud-roof overhead, its walls of black granite, and its riverbright with the sheen of broken waters. Then a gust of wind sweeps downa side gulch and, making a rift in the clouds, reveals the blue heavens, and a stream of sunlight pours in. Then the clouds drift away into thedistance, and hang around crags and peaks and pinnacles and towers andwalls, and cover them with a mantle that lifts from time to time andsets them all in sharp relief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Breaker after breaker rolls overher and one capsizes her. The men are thrown out; but they cling to theboat, and she drifts down some distance alongside of us and we are ableto catch her. She is soon bailed out and the men are aboard once more;but the oars are lost, and so a pair from the "Emma Dean" is spared. Then for two miles we find smooth water.
Clouds are playing in the canyon to-day. Sometimes they roll down ingreat masses, filling the gorge with gloom; sometimes they hang aloftfrom wal...l to wall and cover the canyon with a roof of impending storm, and we can peer long distances up and down this canyon corridor, withits cloud-roof overhead, its walls of black granite, and its riverbright with the sheen of broken waters. Then a gust of wind sweeps downa side gulch and, making a rift in the clouds, reveals the blue heavens, and a stream of sunlight pours in. Then the clouds drift away into thedistance, and hang around crags and peaks and pinnacles and towers andwalls, and cover them with a mantle that lifts from time to time andsets them all in sharp relief.
What to read after Canyons of the Colorado?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powell John Wesley to read onlineMoreLess
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