My Schools And Schoolmasters
My Schools And Schoolmasters
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Immediately beyond the granitic gneiss of the hill there is a lAibaqueous deposit of the Idas formation, never yet explored by geologist, because never yet laid bare by the ebb ; though every heavier storm from the sea tells of its existence, by tossing B^ore fragments of its dark bituminous shale. I soon ascer- tained that the shale is so largely charged with inflammable matter as to bum with a strong flame, as if steeped in tar or r-il, and that I could repeat with it the common experiment of... Ijroducing gas by means of a tobacco-pipe luted with clay. And, having read in Shakspere of a fuel termed " sea-coal," and unaware at the time that the poet merely meant coal brought to London by sea, I inferred that the inflammable shale cast up from the depths of the Firth by the waves could not be other than the veritable "sea-coal" which figured in the reminiscences of Bame Quickly ; and so, assisted by Finlay, who shared in the interest which I felt in the substance, as at once classical liud an original discovery, I used to collect it in large quantities liud convert it into smoky and troubled fires, that ever filled our cavern with a horrible stench, and scented all the shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Immediately beyond the granitic gneiss of the hill there is a lAibaqueous deposit of the Idas formation, never yet explored by geologist, because never yet laid bare by the ebb ; though every heavier storm from the sea tells of its existence, by tossing B^ore fragments of its dark bituminous shale. I soon ascer- tained that the shale is so largely charged with inflammable matter as to bum with a strong flame, as if steeped in tar or r-il, and that I could repeat with it the common experiment of... Ijroducing gas by means of a tobacco-pipe luted with clay. And, having read in Shakspere of a fuel termed " sea-coal," and unaware at the time that the poet merely meant coal brought to London by sea, I inferred that the inflammable shale cast up from the depths of the Firth by the waves could not be other than the veritable "sea-coal" which figured in the reminiscences of Bame Quickly ; and so, assisted by Finlay, who shared in the interest which I felt in the substance, as at once classical liud an original discovery, I used to collect it in large quantities liud convert it into smoky and troubled fires, that ever filled our cavern with a horrible stench, and scented all the shore.
What to read after My Schools And Schoolmasters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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