History of Salisbury Vermont
History of Salisbury Vermont
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Its hills, crowned with trees, or bright with the husbandman's ripening grain — its valleys, bespotted with flocks and herds — all combine to form the most beautiful land- scapes.
But that spot most sought by those who " hold communion with ^nature's visible forms, " is Lake Dunmore and its vicinity.
This lake lies in the south-east part of the town, and covers, as is estimated, about fourteen hundred acres, and extends some distance into Leicester. Its 12 142 HISTORY OF SALISBURY.
level is thr...ee hundred and fifty-eight feet above that of the sea, its extreme length about five miles, and its greatest width a little more than one mile. Its shores are very irregular, and are strikingly marked by long curving bays and sudden indents, and by rocky prominent points and gentle slopes.
It has but one main inlet, which is Lana river, (in fact, its waters are mostly from the springs of the adjacent mountains), and has but one outlet, which forms the stream which flows through Salisbury vil- lage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its hills, crowned with trees, or bright with the husbandman's ripening grain — its valleys, bespotted with flocks and herds — all combine to form the most beautiful land- scapes.
But that spot most sought by those who " hold communion with ^nature's visible forms, " is Lake Dunmore and its vicinity.
This lake lies in the south-east part of the town, and covers, as is estimated, about fourteen hundred acres, and extends some distance into Leicester. Its 12 142 HISTORY OF SALISBURY.
level is thr...ee hundred and fifty-eight feet above that of the sea, its extreme length about five miles, and its greatest width a little more than one mile. Its shores are very irregular, and are strikingly marked by long curving bays and sudden indents, and by rocky prominent points and gentle slopes.
It has but one main inlet, which is Lana river, (in fact, its waters are mostly from the springs of the adjacent mountains), and has but one outlet, which forms the stream which flows through Salisbury vil- lage.
What to read after History of Salisbury Vermont?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weeks John Moseley to read onlineMoreLess
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