Gleanings From Nature
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Marble Rivulet.
Marble Hall.
Miller's Reach.
Andrew's Retreat.
Rode Rock No. 2.
The Devil's Elbow.
The Pit.
Langsdale's Basin.
Wash. Rothrock's Island.
Bourbonoi.
142 GLEANINGS FROM NATURE.
THE OLD CAVE.
The entrance of Wyandotte is twenty feet wide and six feet high ; the roof arched, the floor of earth, with here and there a fallen slab of rock. For perhaps 100 feet we descended gradually and entered a spacious corridor known as "Faueuil Hall, " forty feet wide, eighteen feet high, and probab...ly 180 feet in length. Across the farther end of this hall a stone wall has been built and a doorway constructed, and through this one passes into " Twilight Hall, '' where the last rays of daylight disappear and the King of Darkness begins his reign. Here we stopped a few moments to accustom our eyesight to the changed conditions. Passing onward we soon entered the "Columbian Arch, " an almost perfect semi-cylindrical tunnel, seventy-five feet in length. From this we emerged into " Washington Avenue, " a grand passage-way, 275 feet long, thirty feet wide and forty feet high.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marble Rivulet.
Marble Hall.
Miller's Reach.
Andrew's Retreat.
Rode Rock No. 2.
The Devil's Elbow.
The Pit.
Langsdale's Basin.
Wash. Rothrock's Island.
Bourbonoi.
142 GLEANINGS FROM NATURE.
THE OLD CAVE.
The entrance of Wyandotte is twenty feet wide and six feet high ; the roof arched, the floor of earth, with here and there a fallen slab of rock. For perhaps 100 feet we descended gradually and entered a spacious corridor known as "Faueuil Hall, " forty feet wide, eighteen feet high, and probab...ly 180 feet in length. Across the farther end of this hall a stone wall has been built and a doorway constructed, and through this one passes into " Twilight Hall, '' where the last rays of daylight disappear and the King of Darkness begins his reign. Here we stopped a few moments to accustom our eyesight to the changed conditions. Passing onward we soon entered the "Columbian Arch, " an almost perfect semi-cylindrical tunnel, seventy-five feet in length. From this we emerged into " Washington Avenue, " a grand passage-way, 275 feet long, thirty feet wide and forty feet high.
What to read after Gleanings From Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S Willis Stanley Blatchley to read onlineMoreLess
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