Four On a Tour in England
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We climbed a hill, and we walked on under oaks, copper beeches, yews, elms, spruce trees two hundred years old and oaks vastly older, and came at length to where, from a low cliff, there opened a vista of sheer loveliness; an extraordinary view of the great romantic ruin, set in the distance on a lawn beside a running stream, with trees massed solidly behind, with banks rising green on either side, and in front the long-reaching, level greensward hemmed in by trees and flowers and the green-cla...d banks.
We descended from the hill, and approached the ruins by a level walk beside the stream, and there was vast pleasure in walking through one after an- other of what were once huge monastic buildings. The great Norman nave of the abbey still stands, majestic though roofless; the great main tower is still there and the central arch, and there are ruined win- dows; there is a marvelous cryptlike series of subter- ranean chambers, of great extent and with groined roofs; and we find that the stream itself still runs in conduits, beneath some of the ruined buildings that still remain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We climbed a hill, and we walked on under oaks, copper beeches, yews, elms, spruce trees two hundred years old and oaks vastly older, and came at length to where, from a low cliff, there opened a vista of sheer loveliness; an extraordinary view of the great romantic ruin, set in the distance on a lawn beside a running stream, with trees massed solidly behind, with banks rising green on either side, and in front the long-reaching, level greensward hemmed in by trees and flowers and the green-cla...d banks.
We descended from the hill, and approached the ruins by a level walk beside the stream, and there was vast pleasure in walking through one after an- other of what were once huge monastic buildings. The great Norman nave of the abbey still stands, majestic though roofless; the great main tower is still there and the central arch, and there are ruined win- dows; there is a marvelous cryptlike series of subter- ranean chambers, of great extent and with groined roofs; and we find that the stream itself still runs in conduits, beneath some of the ruined buildings that still remain.
What to read after Four On a Tour in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Shackleton to read onlineMoreLess
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