Lake Placid And An Experiment in Intelligence
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And the difficulties begin with the choice of your course; there are four now, three nine-hole courses and one of eighteen holes, of 6300 yards, and two more eighteen holers of 6000 yards are al- ready well under way. The Club dooryard is ten miles long and there is always room. Nowhere in the world in such a setting of great woodlands, AN EXPERIMENT IN INTELLIGENCE 251 shapely peaks, and passes can men follow the ball over courses more interestingly diversified, more scientifically planned. Ev...en Lynn, whose title for the game is ''fugitive idiocy, '^ was soothed into something very like admiration for the technical as well as the natural beauties as explained to us by the creator, Mr. Dunn.
And if this prospect does not hold you spell- bound, I, who talk as if the Club were the result of mine own vigil, — I will offer you others. There are forty courts for tennis and other outdoor games, and there is fishing away, and boating at home, and water-sporting, and riding and driving, and camping by still waters, and music and pageants, and four outdoor theaters, and climbs, and the four million acred Park in which to play in company with the most charming people of the land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the difficulties begin with the choice of your course; there are four now, three nine-hole courses and one of eighteen holes, of 6300 yards, and two more eighteen holers of 6000 yards are al- ready well under way. The Club dooryard is ten miles long and there is always room. Nowhere in the world in such a setting of great woodlands, AN EXPERIMENT IN INTELLIGENCE 251 shapely peaks, and passes can men follow the ball over courses more interestingly diversified, more scientifically planned. Ev...en Lynn, whose title for the game is ''fugitive idiocy, '^ was soothed into something very like admiration for the technical as well as the natural beauties as explained to us by the creator, Mr. Dunn.
And if this prospect does not hold you spell- bound, I, who talk as if the Club were the result of mine own vigil, — I will offer you others. There are forty courts for tennis and other outdoor games, and there is fishing away, and boating at home, and water-sporting, and riding and driving, and camping by still waters, and music and pageants, and four outdoor theaters, and climbs, and the four million acred Park in which to play in company with the most charming people of the land.
What to read after Lake Placid And An Experiment in Intelligence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Morris Longstreth to read onlineMoreLess
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