Madam How And Lady Why
Madam How And Lady Why
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But it would take a big cat tomake them.
Do you recollect what I told you of Madam How's hand, more flexible thanany hand of man, and yet strong enough to grind the mountains into paste?
I know. Ice! ice! ice! But are these really ice-marks?
Child, on the place where we now stand, over rich lawns, and warm woods, and shining lochs, lay once on a time hundreds, it may be thousands, offeet of solid ice, crawling off yonder mountain-tops into the ocean thereoutside; and this is one of its tracks. ...See how the scratches all pointstraight down the valley, and straight out to sea. Those mountains are2000 feet high: but they were much higher once; for the ice has planedthe tops off them. Then, it seems to me, the ice sank, and left themountains standing out of it about half their height, and at that levelit stayed, till it had planed down all those lower moors of smooth barerock between us and the Western ocean; and then it sank again, anddwindled back, leaving moraines (that is, heaps of dirt and stones) allup these valleys here and there, till at the last it melted all away, andpoor old Ireland became fit to live in again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it would take a big cat tomake them.
Do you recollect what I told you of Madam How's hand, more flexible thanany hand of man, and yet strong enough to grind the mountains into paste?
I know. Ice! ice! ice! But are these really ice-marks?
Child, on the place where we now stand, over rich lawns, and warm woods, and shining lochs, lay once on a time hundreds, it may be thousands, offeet of solid ice, crawling off yonder mountain-tops into the ocean thereoutside; and this is one of its tracks. ...See how the scratches all pointstraight down the valley, and straight out to sea. Those mountains are2000 feet high: but they were much higher once; for the ice has planedthe tops off them. Then, it seems to me, the ice sank, and left themountains standing out of it about half their height, and at that levelit stayed, till it had planed down all those lower moors of smooth barerock between us and the Western ocean; and then it sank again, anddwindled back, leaving moraines (that is, heaps of dirt and stones) allup these valleys here and there, till at the last it melted all away, andpoor old Ireland became fit to live in again.
What to read after Madam How And Lady Why?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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