In Pursuit of the Trout
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Presently we pass by a disused copper-mine, and through a quiet hamlet nestling on the confines of the moor itself. The meadows and birch- woods gradually melt away ; and, climbing a steep long hill, we breathe a different air, that makes the pulse beat stronger, and the blood circle more freely in the veins. The Moor proper, in its wild desolation and its absolute silence, now opens out before us. Glancing back, we get a magnificent view of South Molton and its neighbourhood, even to hamlets a...nd villages far remote. But the Wild Exmoor 75 mists of night draw on apace, and we have yet to drive some half-dozen stiff miles before reaching that snug inn at Simonsbath, the * William Rufus. ' The snow still lies thick here and there along the roadside, in huge discoloured patches, grimly suggestive of the severity of the past winter. By and by a sudden turn of the road brings us in view of the 'Silver Barle. ' At this turn, by the way, there is a grim precipice, with neither wall nor protection of any kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presently we pass by a disused copper-mine, and through a quiet hamlet nestling on the confines of the moor itself. The meadows and birch- woods gradually melt away ; and, climbing a steep long hill, we breathe a different air, that makes the pulse beat stronger, and the blood circle more freely in the veins. The Moor proper, in its wild desolation and its absolute silence, now opens out before us. Glancing back, we get a magnificent view of South Molton and its neighbourhood, even to hamlets a...nd villages far remote. But the Wild Exmoor 75 mists of night draw on apace, and we have yet to drive some half-dozen stiff miles before reaching that snug inn at Simonsbath, the * William Rufus. ' The snow still lies thick here and there along the roadside, in huge discoloured patches, grimly suggestive of the severity of the past winter. By and by a sudden turn of the road brings us in view of the 'Silver Barle. ' At this turn, by the way, there is a grim precipice, with neither wall nor protection of any kind.
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