Haw Ho Noo Or Records of a Tourist
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This series of pictures constitutes a Christian poem of a high order, and in describing them, we shall employ the language of the artist s friend Noble, who has probably studied the entire work more thoroughly than any other man. The idea is that two youths enter upon a pilgrimage one to the cross and the other to the world.
In the first picture the eye of the beholder first strikes the bold termination of a chain of mountains, with craggy peaks lost in the clouds.
The same lofty range is seen ...through the entire series.
To the left, a straight and narrow path takes its way up a rugged gorge, down which there beams a silvery light from a bright cross in the sky. The path at first leads off through fields of real flowers, be tokening the early part of the Christian life, neither difficult nor unin viting. In the distance a dark mist, hovering over the track, conceals from the advancing wayfarer the real difficulties of his journey, and betokens the sorrows which of necessity befall him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This series of pictures constitutes a Christian poem of a high order, and in describing them, we shall employ the language of the artist s friend Noble, who has probably studied the entire work more thoroughly than any other man. The idea is that two youths enter upon a pilgrimage one to the cross and the other to the world.
In the first picture the eye of the beholder first strikes the bold termination of a chain of mountains, with craggy peaks lost in the clouds.
The same lofty range is seen ...through the entire series.
To the left, a straight and narrow path takes its way up a rugged gorge, down which there beams a silvery light from a bright cross in the sky. The path at first leads off through fields of real flowers, be tokening the early part of the Christian life, neither difficult nor unin viting. In the distance a dark mist, hovering over the track, conceals from the advancing wayfarer the real difficulties of his journey, and betokens the sorrows which of necessity befall him.
What to read after Haw Ho Noo Or Records of a Tourist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Lanman to read onlineMoreLess
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