Literary Geography
Literary Geography
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" other mountainous countries in Europe are beautiful . . . But for associations romantic and poetic there is surely no land in the world equal to North Wales " :— " The sun was now on the point of sinking, and his " radiance, falling on the cloud-pageantry of the zenith, fired Aylwin-land. 1 4 " the flakes and vapoury films floating and trailing above, " turning them at first into a ruby-coloured mass, and then " into an ocean of rosy fire. A horizontal bar of cloud, " which, until the radianc...e of the sunset fell upon it, had " been dull and dark and grey, as though a long slip from " the slate quarries had been laid across the west, became " for a moment a deep lavender colour, and then purple, and " then red-gold. But what Winnie was pointing at was a " dazzling shaft of quivering fire where the sun had now sunk " behind the horizon. Shooting up from the cliffs where the " sun had disappeared, this shaft intersected the bar of clouds " and seemed to make an irregular cross of deep rose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" other mountainous countries in Europe are beautiful . . . But for associations romantic and poetic there is surely no land in the world equal to North Wales " :— " The sun was now on the point of sinking, and his " radiance, falling on the cloud-pageantry of the zenith, fired Aylwin-land. 1 4 " the flakes and vapoury films floating and trailing above, " turning them at first into a ruby-coloured mass, and then " into an ocean of rosy fire. A horizontal bar of cloud, " which, until the radianc...e of the sunset fell upon it, had " been dull and dark and grey, as though a long slip from " the slate quarries had been laid across the west, became " for a moment a deep lavender colour, and then purple, and " then red-gold. But what Winnie was pointing at was a " dazzling shaft of quivering fire where the sun had now sunk " behind the horizon. Shooting up from the cliffs where the " sun had disappeared, this shaft intersected the bar of clouds " and seemed to make an irregular cross of deep rose.
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