Of Walks And Walking Tours An Attempt to Find a Philosophy And a Creed
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What a treat too, sometimes, to get away from the multi-coursed dinner and to bite downright audibly into simple food in the fresh air, and to lap water noisily from the brook ! Well, walking, perhaps, is the primal instinct, ancient as Eden, where the Lord God walked in the garden in the cool of the day. And, if my theory is correct, walking will persist till in recovered Paradise man walks with his Maker again. No mechanical contri- vance for locomotion will extirpate the tribe of tramps, of ...those who walk from love of walking.
104 XVIII A WOEFUL WALK 3i BUT not all walks are occasions of unmitigated pleasure. By no means. A certain trudge, which particularly lives in my memory, was one of almost un- mitigated pain. No ; I will not say that, for wert not thou, L, cheeriest of companions, with me ? What a walk that was ! It rained the long day through, and as we strode westward, a cold, wet wind from the east blew hard. The roads were impassable for mud ; the trees were leafless ; the fields bare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What a treat too, sometimes, to get away from the multi-coursed dinner and to bite downright audibly into simple food in the fresh air, and to lap water noisily from the brook ! Well, walking, perhaps, is the primal instinct, ancient as Eden, where the Lord God walked in the garden in the cool of the day. And, if my theory is correct, walking will persist till in recovered Paradise man walks with his Maker again. No mechanical contri- vance for locomotion will extirpate the tribe of tramps, of ...those who walk from love of walking.
104 XVIII A WOEFUL WALK 3i BUT not all walks are occasions of unmitigated pleasure. By no means. A certain trudge, which particularly lives in my memory, was one of almost un- mitigated pain. No ; I will not say that, for wert not thou, L, cheeriest of companions, with me ? What a walk that was ! It rained the long day through, and as we strode westward, a cold, wet wind from the east blew hard. The roads were impassable for mud ; the trees were leafless ; the fields bare.
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