Notes of North America Agricultural Economical And Social volume 1
Notes of North America Agricultural Economical And Social volume 1
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— The forenoon of this day I spent chiefly on Goat Island, wandering about the Falls on the American side. There is nothing to be seen from this side which can compare with the quiet and graceful beauty of the American Fall, as seen from the Canadian side. The perfection with which the folds of that broad, living, spotless stream are draped together cannot be imagined ; and though there are many beauties among which days are too little to spend on Goat Island, the quieter spots were to me the m...ost attractive. In truth, the reason why the disappointed people talk of the thing growing upon them is, that they must become so familiarised with the noise and roar as to be able to abstract these altogether from the scene, before their eyes and hearts can come into independent contact with its true attractions. This abstraction, to the 256 VIEW FROM THE EIDGE AT LEWISTON.
generality of minds, is a difficult task ; but, once made, then the sound of the cataract comes in like far off music — not in the foreground, deafening and annoying, but soothing and lulling, as it were, in the distance, and thus administering to the enjoyment it had formerly intruded upon and broken up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The forenoon of this day I spent chiefly on Goat Island, wandering about the Falls on the American side. There is nothing to be seen from this side which can compare with the quiet and graceful beauty of the American Fall, as seen from the Canadian side. The perfection with which the folds of that broad, living, spotless stream are draped together cannot be imagined ; and though there are many beauties among which days are too little to spend on Goat Island, the quieter spots were to me the m...ost attractive. In truth, the reason why the disappointed people talk of the thing growing upon them is, that they must become so familiarised with the noise and roar as to be able to abstract these altogether from the scene, before their eyes and hearts can come into independent contact with its true attractions. This abstraction, to the 256 VIEW FROM THE EIDGE AT LEWISTON.
generality of minds, is a difficult task ; but, once made, then the sound of the cataract comes in like far off music — not in the foreground, deafening and annoying, but soothing and lulling, as it were, in the distance, and thus administering to the enjoyment it had formerly intruded upon and broken up.
What to read after Notes of North America Agricultural Economical And Social volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston, Jas. F. W. (James Finlay Weir), 1796-1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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