Jersey Street And Jersey Lane
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For there are foot-paths enough, certainly. Of course an old foot-pathin this country always serves to mark the line of a new road when thepeople who had worn it take to keeping horses. But there are thousandsof miles of paths criss-crossing the countryside in all of our olderStates that will never see the dirt-cart or the stone-crusher in thelifetime of any man alive to-day.
[Illustration: "THROUGH THE RICH MAN'S COUNTRY"] Mr. Burroughs--especially when he is published in the dainty littleDoug...las duodecimos--is one of the authors whose books a busy manreserves for a pocket-luxury of travel. So it was that, a belatedreader, I came across his lament over our pathlessness, some yearsafter my having had a hand--or a foot, as you might say--in the makingof a certain cross-lots foot-way which led me to study the windings andturnings of the longer countryside walks until I got the idea of writing"The Story of a Path. " I am sorry to contradict Mr. Burroughs, but, ifthere are no foot-paths in America, what becomes of the many good goldenhours that I have spent in well-tracked woodland ways and in narrowfoot-lanes through the wind-swept meadow grass?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For there are foot-paths enough, certainly. Of course an old foot-pathin this country always serves to mark the line of a new road when thepeople who had worn it take to keeping horses. But there are thousandsof miles of paths criss-crossing the countryside in all of our olderStates that will never see the dirt-cart or the stone-crusher in thelifetime of any man alive to-day.
[Illustration: "THROUGH THE RICH MAN'S COUNTRY"] Mr. Burroughs--especially when he is published in the dainty littleDoug...las duodecimos--is one of the authors whose books a busy manreserves for a pocket-luxury of travel. So it was that, a belatedreader, I came across his lament over our pathlessness, some yearsafter my having had a hand--or a foot, as you might say--in the makingof a certain cross-lots foot-way which led me to study the windings andturnings of the longer countryside walks until I got the idea of writing"The Story of a Path. " I am sorry to contradict Mr. Burroughs, but, ifthere are no foot-paths in America, what becomes of the many good goldenhours that I have spent in well-tracked woodland ways and in narrowfoot-lanes through the wind-swept meadow grass?
What to read after Jersey Street And Jersey Lane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Cuyler Bunner to read onlineMoreLess
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