Old Cambridge And New volume 1
Old Cambridge And New volume 1
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The grounds, in part still surrounded by the mossy park paling more often seen in P^nglaud than here, are studde, j with English elms, one of them the largest in the county, and two on the back lawn, probably of the American species, form a fine pointed arch. There are other varieties and many evergreens. The turf spreads smooth and far, losing itself among the trees, the vistas presenting rural grace and beauty, inspiring repose and conducive to contemplation.
The domain is not extensive, but ...all around are l)road stretches of the finest forest scenery. Mt. Auburn with its nearly two hmidred acres forty years ago formeil part of the large estate, extending from the river bank, of the Stones, held by them from the earliest settlement under an Indian deed. Its sylvan glades were a favorite haunt of young collegians, whose active imagination peopled its wild and romantic dingles with sprites and fairies. When for sale, chance brought it into the possession of George lirinuner, whose goo
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The grounds, in part still surrounded by the mossy park paling more often seen in P^nglaud than here, are studde, j with English elms, one of them the largest in the county, and two on the back lawn, probably of the American species, form a fine pointed arch. There are other varieties and many evergreens. The turf spreads smooth and far, losing itself among the trees, the vistas presenting rural grace and beauty, inspiring repose and conducive to contemplation.
The domain is not extensive, but ...all around are l)road stretches of the finest forest scenery. Mt. Auburn with its nearly two hmidred acres forty years ago formeil part of the large estate, extending from the river bank, of the Stones, held by them from the earliest settlement under an Indian deed. Its sylvan glades were a favorite haunt of young collegians, whose active imagination peopled its wild and romantic dingles with sprites and fairies. When for sale, chance brought it into the possession of George lirinuner, whose goo
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