Fireside Travels
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The stream was so smooth, that the floating logs we met seemed to hang in a glowing atmosphere, the sTiadow-half being as real as the solid. And gradu- ally the mind was etherized to a like dreamy placidity, till fact and fancy, the substance and the image, float- ing on the current of reverie, became but as the upper and under halves of one unreal reaHty.
In the west still lingered a pale-green light. I do not know whether it be from greater familiarity, but it always seems to me that the pinn...acles of pine-trees make an edge to the landscape which tells better against the twilight, or the fainter dawn before the rising moon, than the rounded and cloud-cumulus outline of hard-wood trees.
After paddling a couple of miles, we found the arbored mouth of the little Malahoodus River, famous for moose. We had been on the look-out for it, and I was amused to hear one of the hunters say to the other, to assure himself of his familiarity with the spot, "You drove the West Branch last spring, didn't you?" as one of us might ask about a horse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stream was so smooth, that the floating logs we met seemed to hang in a glowing atmosphere, the sTiadow-half being as real as the solid. And gradu- ally the mind was etherized to a like dreamy placidity, till fact and fancy, the substance and the image, float- ing on the current of reverie, became but as the upper and under halves of one unreal reaHty.
In the west still lingered a pale-green light. I do not know whether it be from greater familiarity, but it always seems to me that the pinn...acles of pine-trees make an edge to the landscape which tells better against the twilight, or the fainter dawn before the rising moon, than the rounded and cloud-cumulus outline of hard-wood trees.
After paddling a couple of miles, we found the arbored mouth of the little Malahoodus River, famous for moose. We had been on the look-out for it, and I was amused to hear one of the hunters say to the other, to assure himself of his familiarity with the spot, "You drove the West Branch last spring, didn't you?" as one of us might ask about a horse.
What to read after Fireside Travels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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