Glimpses of Boyhood
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57 only boys and girls who know the full mean- ing of spring are those whose spring follows a long winter. Never has bird-note sounded so sweetly to me as when it told of winter gone and of the resurrection of spring.
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TT was in the spring of 1846, after a long -*- and cold winter, that the great freshets came which did so much damage in different parts of the North.
I do not remember that there had been so much more rain than usual, but on account of the great amount of snow, when it melted ...there was so much water to be carried to the sea, that the means of transportation that is, the brooks and the rivers had more than they had room for.
The ice was very thick, and had not been weakened, as it often is, by the action of the sun and of the melting snow upon the surface, and of the fast-flowing current beneath. As it was, the ice was lifted from where it formed, and as the waters rose, when it parted, broke into large cakes or fields, lodged upon the banks, gorged the narrow places in the rivers, piled up, up, up, forming such a dam that but a portion of the mad waters could escape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
57 only boys and girls who know the full mean- ing of spring are those whose spring follows a long winter. Never has bird-note sounded so sweetly to me as when it told of winter gone and of the resurrection of spring.
X.
TT was in the spring of 1846, after a long -*- and cold winter, that the great freshets came which did so much damage in different parts of the North.
I do not remember that there had been so much more rain than usual, but on account of the great amount of snow, when it melted ...there was so much water to be carried to the sea, that the means of transportation that is, the brooks and the rivers had more than they had room for.
The ice was very thick, and had not been weakened, as it often is, by the action of the sun and of the melting snow upon the surface, and of the fast-flowing current beneath. As it was, the ice was lifted from where it formed, and as the waters rose, when it parted, broke into large cakes or fields, lodged upon the banks, gorged the narrow places in the rivers, piled up, up, up, forming such a dam that but a portion of the mad waters could escape.
What to read after Glimpses of Boyhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G R Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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