Lady Merton, Colonist
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And inthe evening I was sitting by myself on the slopes of that mountainopposite"--he raised his hand--"looking at the railway camps below me, and the first rough line that had been cut through the forests. And Ithought of the day when the trains would be going backwards andforwards, and these nameless valleys and peaks would become theplayground of Canada and America. But what I didn't see was the shade ofEngland looking on!--England, whose greater destiny was being decided bythose gangs of wo...rkmen below me, and the thousands of workmen behind me, busy night and day in bridging the gap between east and west. Trafficfrom north and south"--he turned towards the American--"that meant, for_your_ Northwest, fusion with _our_ Northwest; traffic from east towest--that meant England, and the English Sisterhood of States! Andthat, for the moment, I didn't see. " "Shall I quote you something I found in an Edmonton paper the otherday?" said Anderson, raising his head from where he lay, looking downinto the grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And inthe evening I was sitting by myself on the slopes of that mountainopposite"--he raised his hand--"looking at the railway camps below me, and the first rough line that had been cut through the forests. And Ithought of the day when the trains would be going backwards andforwards, and these nameless valleys and peaks would become theplayground of Canada and America. But what I didn't see was the shade ofEngland looking on!--England, whose greater destiny was being decided bythose gangs of wo...rkmen below me, and the thousands of workmen behind me, busy night and day in bridging the gap between east and west. Trafficfrom north and south"--he turned towards the American--"that meant, for_your_ Northwest, fusion with _our_ Northwest; traffic from east towest--that meant England, and the English Sisterhood of States! Andthat, for the moment, I didn't see. " "Shall I quote you something I found in an Edmonton paper the otherday?" said Anderson, raising his head from where he lay, looking downinto the grass.
What to read after Lady Merton, Colonist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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