Emerald Hours in New Zealand
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The Mutton-Bird.
CHAPTER XXI.
THE EXHIBITION.
" Over the tops of the purple hills Where the para shakes each frond, Over the gullies and gliding creeks, O'er the highest spire of the far, dim peaks, And past all the blue beyond Is a land of dreams, near a land of sleep, Where fairies, we know, all their jewels keep. " Christchurch people say that their cathedral city is like England, which of course made us more anxious to see it, and more disposed to criticise. And as we ran along the flat cou...ntry from Springfield we saw from the train windows that the land was neatly parcelled out and divided up with gorse hedges, hawthorn hedges, fences; some of the little farm-houses had red roofs that distinctly resembled tiles, with willows, Normandy poplars, and lime-trees to set them off, and even young oaks and elms now and then; there were fat white sheep and sleek dairy cattle in the pasture-lands, and an air of prosperity about it all. The tidy mind of the British yeoman was certainly evident there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Mutton-Bird.
CHAPTER XXI.
THE EXHIBITION.
" Over the tops of the purple hills Where the para shakes each frond, Over the gullies and gliding creeks, O'er the highest spire of the far, dim peaks, And past all the blue beyond Is a land of dreams, near a land of sleep, Where fairies, we know, all their jewels keep. " Christchurch people say that their cathedral city is like England, which of course made us more anxious to see it, and more disposed to criticise. And as we ran along the flat cou...ntry from Springfield we saw from the train windows that the land was neatly parcelled out and divided up with gorse hedges, hawthorn hedges, fences; some of the little farm-houses had red roofs that distinctly resembled tiles, with willows, Normandy poplars, and lime-trees to set them off, and even young oaks and elms now and then; there were fat white sheep and sleek dairy cattle in the pasture-lands, and an air of prosperity about it all. The tidy mind of the British yeoman was certainly evident there.
What to read after Emerald Hours in New Zealand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alys Lowth to read onlineMoreLess
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