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Beyond the mouth of the valley, which was watered by a little stream I remembered as once red with tin-washings, though clear now, the granite bastions and pinnacles of the coast extended in a broken line to Pendeen, which was the farthest point visible. Inland the horizon was closed by the heads of Hannibal's Carn and Carn Galva, "a hill possessing all the attributes of a mountain but the height, " as Folliott Stokes observes ; and the intervening road being invisible there was nothing to dest...roy the effect of a garden enclosed and blooming between the barren hills and the sea. From time to time Morrison stopped to point with his cigar to some particularly striking conquest of unkindly conditions; a well- grown shrub or a clump of stocks in clove-scented flower; or to the wheel he had placed at a fall of the stream to supply power for lighting the house with electricity.
We came suddenly upon a little miracle : a lawny pocket in the cliff, abloom with roses, with its back to the open sea but overlooking the cove, where stilled water ground upon a blue- pebbled beach with the effect of a monster on the curb ; as the balcony of a theatre overlooks the stage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beyond the mouth of the valley, which was watered by a little stream I remembered as once red with tin-washings, though clear now, the granite bastions and pinnacles of the coast extended in a broken line to Pendeen, which was the farthest point visible. Inland the horizon was closed by the heads of Hannibal's Carn and Carn Galva, "a hill possessing all the attributes of a mountain but the height, " as Folliott Stokes observes ; and the intervening road being invisible there was nothing to dest...roy the effect of a garden enclosed and blooming between the barren hills and the sea. From time to time Morrison stopped to point with his cigar to some particularly striking conquest of unkindly conditions; a well- grown shrub or a clump of stocks in clove-scented flower; or to the wheel he had placed at a fall of the stream to supply power for lighting the house with electricity.
We came suddenly upon a little miracle : a lawny pocket in the cliff, abloom with roses, with its back to the open sea but overlooking the cove, where stilled water ground upon a blue- pebbled beach with the effect of a monster on the curb ; as the balcony of a theatre overlooks the stage.
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