Mount Washington in Winter Or the Experiences of a Scientific Expedition Upon T
Mount Washington in Winter Or the Experiences of a Scientific Expedition Upon T
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In closing, I would remark that this Journal was never intended for publication, being merely daily notes for future reference ; hence its imperfections. I have culled from each day's recorcf such portions as seemed most suitable for this work. Meteoro- logical notes are generally omitted for the reason that the subject is fully treated in other chapters.
Long descriptions of scenery for like cause are not given. To me, my journal is a portfolio of sketches, and these pen jottings faithfully pi...cture the scenes I have witnessed, however much they may lack expression to those who have not seen these or similar scenes.
The record of our daily life has rarely been transferred to these pages, in fact but little of it re- corded. Its trials and vexations and petty cares are so very like those of any family living under civilized rules and governed by the customs bred of 250 JOURNAL.
habit, which even living on a mountain in winter one does not willingly give up, they are so like these, that the mistress of any household in the land may with safety exercise the Yankee privi- lege of " guessing, " with the assurance that she cannot guess far from the truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In closing, I would remark that this Journal was never intended for publication, being merely daily notes for future reference ; hence its imperfections. I have culled from each day's recorcf such portions as seemed most suitable for this work. Meteoro- logical notes are generally omitted for the reason that the subject is fully treated in other chapters.
Long descriptions of scenery for like cause are not given. To me, my journal is a portfolio of sketches, and these pen jottings faithfully pi...cture the scenes I have witnessed, however much they may lack expression to those who have not seen these or similar scenes.
The record of our daily life has rarely been transferred to these pages, in fact but little of it re- corded. Its trials and vexations and petty cares are so very like those of any family living under civilized rules and governed by the customs bred of 250 JOURNAL.
habit, which even living on a mountain in winter one does not willingly give up, they are so like these, that the mistress of any household in the land may with safety exercise the Yankee privi- lege of " guessing, " with the assurance that she cannot guess far from the truth.
What to read after Mount Washington in Winter Or the Experiences of a Scientific Expedition Upon T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles H Charles Henry Hitchcock to read onlineMoreLess
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