Journals of Ralph Waldo Emerson
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At Callandar I slept hard from 10 till 5, and was then waked to hasten to the Trosachs Inn. This passage was made in an un- covered car again, and the rain wet me through my own coat and my landlord's over that, and though we passed Loch Vennachar, and then Loch Achray, yet the scenery of a shower-bath must be always much the same, and perpendic- ular rather than horizontal. Once when the flood intermitted, I peeped out from under the um- brella, and it was a pretty place. We dried and breakfas...ted at the Trosachs Inn. I walked with a partya mile and a half to the head of Loch Katrine. It had cleared up, though the wind blew stoutly, and I had the satisfaction of the Tro- sachs. The ornament of Scottish scenery is the lyS JOURNAL [Age 30 heather, which colours the country to the hue of a rose. In two boats with four oars each we pushed into the lake, and got as far as Ellen's Island, the Isle of the Lady of the Lake. Ben Venue and Ben An rise on either side. The lake was rough, the wind was strong, and our party were spattered, and the rowers made such little way that it seemed impracticable to attempt to go through the lake, which is nine miles long.
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At Callandar I slept hard from 10 till 5, and was then waked to hasten to the Trosachs Inn. This passage was made in an un- covered car again, and the rain wet me through my own coat and my landlord's over that, and though we passed Loch Vennachar, and then Loch Achray, yet the scenery of a shower-bath must be always much the same, and perpendic- ular rather than horizontal. Once when the flood intermitted, I peeped out from under the um- brella, and it was a pretty place. We dried and breakfas...ted at the Trosachs Inn. I walked with a partya mile and a half to the head of Loch Katrine. It had cleared up, though the wind blew stoutly, and I had the satisfaction of the Tro- sachs. The ornament of Scottish scenery is the lyS JOURNAL [Age 30 heather, which colours the country to the hue of a rose. In two boats with four oars each we pushed into the lake, and got as far as Ellen's Island, the Isle of the Lady of the Lake. Ben Venue and Ben An rise on either side. The lake was rough, the wind was strong, and our party were spattered, and the rowers made such little way that it seemed impracticable to attempt to go through the lake, which is nine miles long.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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