Day And Night Stories
Day And Night Stories
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Must we give up the Rhine, then, because poets for ages have loved to call it blue, when it wears, in fact, the yellowish-green hues of jade ? Has the photograph solved the riddle of the Sphinx ; THE ROCK OF BERANGER. 155 and is she, from over-scrutiny, no more inscrutable ? Shall we hunt for new sensations in the heart of Ethiopia and the squalid suburbs of great cities ? No, thank Heaven ! The Old World s face is not worn out so easily by vulgar eyes. The Tete-Noire was my first mountain-pass..., and it will always be my best one. The view of the winding Rhone from the height of the Forclaz still remains to me a marvel ; and the dark wilderness of fir-trees along the sharp descent to the hidden torrent of the Eau Noire overshadows my remembrance, as though it were the selva oscura of the " Inferno. " Great sheets of mist enveloped us there that day. The wind howled, the rain beat down ; but, save only the mule who was no longer joyous, we jogged on merrily.
" Behold ! " cried Victor, pointing with his staff to a boundary-stone by the roadside ; " La France !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Must we give up the Rhine, then, because poets for ages have loved to call it blue, when it wears, in fact, the yellowish-green hues of jade ? Has the photograph solved the riddle of the Sphinx ; THE ROCK OF BERANGER. 155 and is she, from over-scrutiny, no more inscrutable ? Shall we hunt for new sensations in the heart of Ethiopia and the squalid suburbs of great cities ? No, thank Heaven ! The Old World s face is not worn out so easily by vulgar eyes. The Tete-Noire was my first mountain-pass..., and it will always be my best one. The view of the winding Rhone from the height of the Forclaz still remains to me a marvel ; and the dark wilderness of fir-trees along the sharp descent to the hidden torrent of the Eau Noire overshadows my remembrance, as though it were the selva oscura of the " Inferno. " Great sheets of mist enveloped us there that day. The wind howled, the rain beat down ; but, save only the mule who was no longer joyous, we jogged on merrily.
" Behold ! " cried Victor, pointing with his staff to a boundary-stone by the roadside ; " La France !
What to read after Day And Night Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T R Thomas Russell Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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