Our Friends the White Mountains of New Hampshire
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On Monticello lawn, by Jefferson's noble summit, we paused to look at the croquet set, and to wonder if any imps of the White Mountains ever tried their skii!l with it, as the strange men of the Adirondacks with whom Rip Van Winkle tried his skill in the game of bowls.
By the side of Great Gulf we paused to rest, or rather to dream, for though the limbs be weary from tramping, yet the mind will not close to the vision that nature spreads before us. Seven times in seven years have we tarried by ...the Great Gulf, and each time do we marvel anew at its wonders. We believe, as Thoreau wrote, that "Nature was here something savage and awful, though beautiful. " How big is it? Could we hide our home town in it ? Could one man be seen among its trees ? Could an army of men hide in its forests ? Is Spauld- ing Leke a big mirror, or is it the pool of clear water thai we saw when we visited it? How long were those great boulders sliding down the mountain side ? What started yonder slide ? Does not the shadow of the clouds upon the trees look like an elephant, a whale, or a giant hand ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On Monticello lawn, by Jefferson's noble summit, we paused to look at the croquet set, and to wonder if any imps of the White Mountains ever tried their skii!l with it, as the strange men of the Adirondacks with whom Rip Van Winkle tried his skill in the game of bowls.
By the side of Great Gulf we paused to rest, or rather to dream, for though the limbs be weary from tramping, yet the mind will not close to the vision that nature spreads before us. Seven times in seven years have we tarried by ...the Great Gulf, and each time do we marvel anew at its wonders. We believe, as Thoreau wrote, that "Nature was here something savage and awful, though beautiful. " How big is it? Could we hide our home town in it ? Could one man be seen among its trees ? Could an army of men hide in its forests ? Is Spauld- ing Leke a big mirror, or is it the pool of clear water thai we saw when we visited it? How long were those great boulders sliding down the mountain side ? What started yonder slide ? Does not the shadow of the clouds upon the trees look like an elephant, a whale, or a giant hand ?
What to read after Our Friends the White Mountains of New Hampshire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred a Gannon to read onlineMoreLess
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